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Sony DSC-TX10 fix

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atdsc10
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Sony DSC-TX10 fix

My camera is Sony DSC-TX10


I can't access the menu of the camera or any different modes, it's in the easy mode right now , as if it is lag !

Is it safe to disconnect the internal battery, and how?

Please help


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Mick2011
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Hi, welcome to the Sony Forums :slight_smile:


You should be able to reset the camera without accessing the built-in memory.


Open the battery / memory card flap at the base othe camera and remove the battery. Wait for 1 minute, then replace the battery and power up.


Hopefully that will restore normality!


Cheers

Mick



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atdsc10
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Hi Mick

Thank You for help, I have done what you have suggested (removed the battery and the card for more than one hour) , but still the "menu" dose not respond !

Thanks again


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Mick2011
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It's possible the camera has developed an internal fault. There is an 'initialise' function but you need to be able to use the Menu in order to access it :thinking:


Assuming the camera is still under warranty, I would suggest you contact Sony customer support to arrnage a repair. You can find the details on the following page: https://www.sony.co.uk/discussions/message/651957#651957


Hope you get it sorted out soon


Mick

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atdsc10
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Hello Mick

Thanks a lot for your kind attributes. At the time being I really need to use the camera, for that I'm thinking about how to remove the internal battery, where hopefully will do the job.

many many thanks again


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Mick2011
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I'm not sure the internal battery is accessible in the same way as the conventional one; the camera is not easy to take apart, nor is it certain that removal will provide a fix if has a physical malfunction.


It's very difficult to say without seeing the camera. If you don't want to use the Sony repair service, you might get a second opinion, and possibly a cheap fix, by taking it in to a high-street camera store. They often have reliable repair technicians and tend to be quite affordable.


Good luck

Mick