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Hi Beth,
Error 106 for HP is similar to the E18 error that shows up in Canons in that it's an internal lens mechanism problem (usually anyhow). Thanks for all the info you gave in your question, as our first reply is always to get it checked out by HP so that you don't void your warranty by tinkering with it. Now we know you don't have that to worry about, so let's move on. =)
First of all, I have heard that there is a firmware update for the camera that supposedly fixes this problem. I think that is what they were getting at with the "hold down the flash and turn on" instructions, as that is the first step in checking to see if you need this update. Here is the link to the firmware- it's only for Windows I think, so hopefully you're not running a Mac.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?lc=en&cc=us&product=90112&dlc=en&docname=c00063307
What you want is the Version 1.12, which is linked next to the section that says "resolves a lens positioning problem." The info above that is on checking to see if you need the update; once you've done that click on the link for firmware 1.12. Read all instructions carefully on that page, download and let us know if that helps.
Error 106 for HP is similar to the E18 error that shows up in Canons in that it's an internal lens mechanism problem (usually anyhow). Thanks for all the info you gave in your question, as our first reply is always to get it checked out by HP so that you don't void your warranty by tinkering with it. Now we know you don't have that to worry about, so let's move on. =)
First of all, I have heard that there is a firmware update for the camera that supposedly fixes this problem. I think that is what they were getting at with the "hold down the flash and turn on" instructions, as that is the first step in checking to see if you need this update. Here is the link to the firmware- it's only for Windows I think, so hopefully you're not running a Mac.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?lc=en&cc=us&product=90112&dlc=en&docname=c00063307
What you want is the Version 1.12, which is linked next to the section that says "resolves a lens positioning problem." The info above that is on checking to see if you need the update; once you've done that click on the link for firmware 1.12. Read all instructions carefully on that page, download and let us know if that helps.
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