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With the latest update that now supports the Nikon D850 I get a crash when trying to import files from the camera. This only happens when I have the camera attached and try to import from device. It works OK if trying to import the files from disk. Support have advised to un-install and delete all ACDSee products and then re-install. (I've already tried the re-install without the full delete). Before I take such a drastic step I thought I would ask if anyone else has encountered this problem?
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That implies that they've no idea.Originally posted by philipW99 View Post
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Hello philipW99,
I could not find your support ticket. You probably use different email address to submit the support ticket. I have created a new support ticket with questions to better understand the issue to further troubleshoot the problem:
1) What is your Windows OS and the version of your ACDSee ?
2) When you import from disk, did you use a card reader, or just with the camera attached ?'
3) With the camera attached, is the camera shown as device in Windows file explorer ?
4) Do you have any other USB devices --except for standard input device such as mouse and keyboard--, attached when you try to import images directly from your camera ? If that is the case, please disconnect that USB device (e.g. external hard disk, ), and see if that would make any difference.
Thanks
James - Customer Care team
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James, I've eMailed you a response and updated my eMail address here. In answer to your questions:
1. Windows 10 Pro, latest updates. ACDSee PhotoStudio Ultimate latest version - 11.1 (B:1272)
2. When importing from disk I didn't have the camera attached.
3. Yes, Windows explorer shows the camera as a device - D850
4. The computer (Dell XPS8920) has a media reader and USB ports attached as standard. Nothing is plugged into these ports.
Thanks for taking the time to have a look at this.
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