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Transferring back to camera from laptop
I’ve taken some pictures from my Canon Powershot A620 and transferred them onto my laptop. I would like to put a few of them back on there because my CD drive is playing up and I want to take the memory stick in to get the photos printed off.

Does anyone know how I do this please?

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I’ve taken some pictures from my Canon Powershot A620 and transferred them onto my laptop. I would like to put a few of them back on there because my CD drive is playing up and I want to take the memory stick in to get the photos printed off.

Does anyone know how I do this please?

Thanks!!
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Most cameras look like removable disks as far as the OS is concerned.

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Connect your camera so that it is shown as a removable disk (i.e. plug it in without using Canon's software).
Then using windows explorer copy the files.
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Alternatively use a card reader rather than the camera
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I think you'll need to use card reader rather than the camera. My canon S70 won't allow you to copy to the camera, only from it. My fuji however will work both ways.
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