This is the configuration of the Desktop PC that did not work. Here is the configuration of the Netbook that worked. No difference.īelow are the network adapter configurations for the Netbook and Desktop, respectively. 106, and expanded the DHCP range to be from.
I tried adding a DHCP reservation on the router for. The router was set to assign DHCP addresses in the range of. Surely, there couldn’t be a problem with static addresses communicating with DHCP ones? Both addresses were 192.168.2.*. The Desktop had been set up as a static IP address, but when the USB wi-fi adapter was inserted, that configured itself as DHCP. I saw no reason why that should make a difference, but tried disabling the hardwired adapter, and plugging a USB wi-fi adapter into the PC. Yet another difference was that the Netbook connected via Wi-Fi, whlie the PC was hard wired.
#Fujifilm pc autosave install#
NET 4.8, and let the Fuji installer install its own. Probably not a problem, as that would have generated an uproar if it happened. A review of the installed Microsoft modlues showed that.
#Fujifilm pc autosave software#
I did notice, upon installing the software to the Windows 7 Desktop, that there was no complaint about. But I went to another Desktop that had Windows 7, and tried that. I doubted that could be it, as the software claimed support under Windows 10. Oh, the Desktop was Windows 10, while the Netbook was Windows 7. Besides, the Desktops had no trouble communicating with wireless devices over the years. Client isolation was at the default setting – OFF. The Windows Firewall had the proper exceptions entered for the Autosave software, but even so, the Firewall was OFF. Online advice suggested that it might be a firewall or router issue.
#Fujifilm pc autosave update#
There was a firmware update available for the camera, which supposedly helped with wi-fi issues. I tried 10 times, and never got past the error message above. I then moved on to a Desktop PC that was hard-wired into the router. Whether by “simple” or “manual” setup, I would have no trouble connecting to the access point, but then get this “CAN NOT FIND THE DESTINATION PC” message.įinally, for no apparent reason, it worked. It absolutely refused to connect multiple times after that. Then, I was able to connect and register the camera, but the connection was dropped before I could complete the process on the PC. NET 4.0, so installed that for me before the Autosave software. The installer detected that I didn’t have. Setting up the software was squirrely on my Netbook. Seemed like a wonderful idea to me, since getting to either the USB jack or the SD memory card on this waterproof camera involved opening the watertight seal – something I wouldn’t want to wear out. And it’s purple.įujifilm offers software to wirelessly transfer pictures from the camera to a computer. Waterproof, 16 MP pictures, HD video, slow-motion video, geotagging, wi-fi, charges from USB, face-finding, auto macro down to a couple inches, and other modes.
For more common causes of this error message, try. I will assume that the reader is familiar with Ipv4 networking in this article. This is an esoteric and probably rare cause, and is being posting simply for technical interest.
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