This worked!!!! I can't believe it. I dutifully followed the steps you outlined figuring 
I'd run into a dead end, but I did find Sony on the list and I did find "DSC". I 
installed it in spite of the warnings you mentioned, and I can now access my camera!

Thank you so very, very much! I had lost faith in Vista and Microsoft. Of course, 
they could have made it a little easier - as could Sony I should add.

Thanks again, and Happy New Year!

Tom






On Friday, January 4, 2008 at 10:02 am, quick69gto wrote:

>Lets try this:

>Plug your camera in and turn it on. Let Vista do it's thing then exit out of everything 

>when it's done.

>Now go to "Start", right click "Computer", select "Properties", and click on the 

>"Device Manager". There should be a question mark next to your camera. Right click, 

>select "Update Driver Software", and then select "Browse My Computer for Driver 
Software". 

>In the next window select "Let me pick from a List of Device Drivers on My Computer", 

>uncheck "Show Compatible Hardware", then under the "Manufacturer" column scroll 
down 

>to Sony and click once to highlight. Now under the "Model" column look for you camera, 

>click once to highlight, and click next.

>If it gives a big fat warning about the wrong drivers, install them anyway.

>Then I would go to Windows Update to see if they offer drivers.

>

>Good luck!  

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