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Hi,

 

Just upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and I am not able to see the content of my SDcard when connecting the X-E2 to the computer via USB. When I take out the card and put it in a card reader or when I connect the X-E2 to my other Windows 7 PC the content is visible.

 

The camera gets recognized as X-E2 under both Windows 7 and 10 and is visible in windows explorer.

 

Anybody with similar problems? or even a solution :-)

 

Regards!

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Notice of Compatibility of Digital Cameras and Application Software with Microsoft Windows10.
July 29, 2015

We are checking the compatibility of the digital cameras and the application software mentioned below with Microsoft Windows10. Once we complete the check, we will inform you of its result.

http://www.fujifilm.com/news/n150729_01.html

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Aside from the firmware there are two parts to this problem (actually 3: who install Win 10 except by mistake). Most Importantly Fuji does not allow renaming of folders except if you remove the card from the camera and second the camera cannot read folders it did not create. Personally I remove the card and rename "The Catch of the Day" by date (like) 2015-11-05 etc. this naming sorts alpha-numerically so it is very practical. But after that the camera can't see the folder - it sucks either way - 2000 images in one folder or images you can't review!

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