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What to do if your receive a Lens Error Message
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Troubleshooting procedures when getting a ZB Module has encountered and error, error message.
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Correcting ZoomBrowser error "ZBModule" Try to open ZoomBrowser, if it opens without the "ZB Module has encountered an error" the issue is fixed. If the error message persists, perform the following steps:
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Increase screen resolution to a minimum of 1024x768 or other display settings need adjustment. Windows XP
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If you receive an error message that reads "insufficient screen resolution" the following steps will show you how to set the proper resolution to run the application. ZoomBrowser EX will not run properly at any resolution below 1024x768. To increase the screen resolution being used do the following.
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List of messages on LCD PowerShot G Series
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List of Messages By formatting the malfunctioning memory card with the camera you may be able to continue using it. However,.if this error message appears even when using the supplied memory card, contact you Canon Customer Support Help Desk as there may be a problem with the camera. Memory card full
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Sending images by email with ZoomBrowser EX 6.x
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If an error message appears and you cannot send images using the procedures above, please try the following things to fix the problem.
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Troubleshooting steps for the camera displaying Communication Error.
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Troubleshooting steps for the camera displaying Communication Error .
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What to do if you receive a Memory Card Error
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Minimum system requirements PowerShot G Series
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Windows OS Windows XP (Home Edition, Professional Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3) Windows Vista (including Service Pack 1 and 2)
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Formatting a Memory Card
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If you encounter one of the following problems, performing a low-level format may solve it. The [Memory card error ] message appears. The speed at which images are written to or read from the memory card has been reduced.
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Formatting a Memory Card
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The [Memory card error ] message appears. The speed at which images are written to or read from the memory card, or the continuous shooting speed has been reduced. Movie shooting stops partway.
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