Hi,

When I first connected my digital camera to my new Windows Vista 64 bit
computer, it was immediately recoginzed. When I connect it subsequently, I
get the AutoPlay dialog box. I bought the version 7.0 upgrade of Adobe
Photoshop Elements (PSE7) and installed it. I was disappointed that it did
not appear in the AutoPlay dialog box for my camera. From within PSE7 I can
initiate a successful photo download. I contacted Adobe tech support, and
they said

""""
When the 64-bit editions of Windows XP and Windows Vista detect that a new
device or media has been connected, they do not recognize 32-bit
applications as programs that can be used to download or manage the content.
""""

Is there some way I can add any program of my choice to the AutoPlay dialog
box for a device or media?

Thank you,
Dan Jameson

"Autoplay Repair" works for my 32 bit machine. I don't see why it won't work for 64 bit.

Autoplay Repair 2.2.2 225 KB (Freeware)
Info: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddabacz/prog.php?id=apr
Download: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddabacz/apr/APR.zip
Installer: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddaba...nstall_APR.exe


ju.c


"Daniel E. Jameson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news68B6272-D07A-4F0B-9100-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> When I first connected my digital camera to my new Windows Vista 64 bit
> computer, it was immediately recoginzed. When I connect it subsequently, I
> get the AutoPlay dialog box. I bought the version 7.0 upgrade of Adobe
> Photoshop Elements (PSE7) and installed it. I was disappointed that it did
> not appear in the AutoPlay dialog box for my camera. From within PSE7 I can
> initiate a successful photo download. I contacted Adobe tech support, and
> they said
>
> """"
> When the 64-bit editions of Windows XP and Windows Vista detect that a new
> device or media has been connected, they do not recognize 32-bit
> applications as programs that can be used to download or manage the content.
> """"
>
> Is there some way I can add any program of my choice to the AutoPlay dialog
> box for a device or media?
>
> Thank you,
> Dan Jameson
>

Close! But it only has a fixed number of generic devices it can install
handlers for. Thus, even though I could create a handler for PSE7, I
couldn't associate it with my camera. Thank you, none the less.

- Dan

"ju.c" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> "Autoplay Repair" works for my 32 bit machine. I don't see why it won't
> work for 64 bit.
>
> Autoplay Repair 2.2.2 225 KB (Freeware)
> Info: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddabacz/prog.php?id=apr
> Download: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddabacz/apr/APR.zip
> Installer: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddaba...nstall_APR.exe
>
>
> ju.c
>
>
> "Daniel E. Jameson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news68B6272-D07A-4F0B-9100-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi,
>>
>> When I first connected my digital camera to my new Windows Vista 64 bit
>> computer, it was immediately recoginzed. When I connect it subsequently,
>> I get the AutoPlay dialog box. I bought the version 7.0 upgrade of Adobe
>> Photoshop Elements (PSE7) and installed it. I was disappointed that it
>> did not appear in the AutoPlay dialog box for my camera. From within
>> PSE7 I can initiate a successful photo download. I contacted Adobe tech
>> support, and they said
>>
>> """"
>> When the 64-bit editions of Windows XP and Windows Vista detect that a
>> new device or media has been connected, they do not recognize 32-bit
>> applications as programs that can be used to download or manage the
>> content.
>> """"
>>
>> Is there some way I can add any program of my choice to the AutoPlay
>> dialog box for a device or media?
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Dan Jameson
>>

"Autoplay Repair" is used to create handlers. Do you need help with that?


ju.c


"Daniel Jameson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:2ABFDACA-0D2F-4669-988E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Close! But it only has a fixed number of generic devices it can install
> handlers for. Thus, even though I could create a handler for PSE7, I
> couldn't associate it with my camera. Thank you, none the less.
>
> - Dan
>
> "ju.c" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> "Autoplay Repair" works for my 32 bit machine. I don't see why it won't
>> work for 64 bit.
>>
>> Autoplay Repair 2.2.2 225 KB (Freeware)
>> Info: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddabacz/prog.php?id=apr
>> Download: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddabacz/apr/APR.zip
>> Installer: http://www-stud.uni-essen.de/~sddaba...nstall_APR.exe
>>
>>
>> ju.c
>>
>>
>> "Daniel E. Jameson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news68B6272-D07A-4F0B-9100-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> When I first connected my digital camera to my new Windows Vista 64 bit
>>> computer, it was immediately recoginzed. When I connect it subsequently,
>>> I get the AutoPlay dialog box. I bought the version 7.0 upgrade of Adobe
>>> Photoshop Elements (PSE7) and installed it. I was disappointed that it
>>> did not appear in the AutoPlay dialog box for my camera. From within
>>> PSE7 I can initiate a successful photo download. I contacted Adobe tech
>>> support, and they said
>>>
>>> """"
>>> When the 64-bit editions of Windows XP and Windows Vista detect that a
>>> new device or media has been connected, they do not recognize 32-bit
>>> applications as programs that can be used to download or manage the
>>> content.
>>> """"
>>>
>>> Is there some way I can add any program of my choice to the AutoPlay
>>> dialog box for a device or media?
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Dan Jameson
>>>
>