Windows 10: After updating Build 10240 Windows not recognize Nikon D7000 photos

ok so I think I might have found a way to fix this for now. I went into the camera folder and renamed the photos to just add the .jpg now it really wont change the file type as the file type is hidden but adding the .jpg to the end of all photos made them visible. I guess for now I would have to do this!

 

Are the photos .raw format? I thin k I saw something on that .. hold on

see if this helps
Download Microsoft Camera Codec Pack (6.3.9721.0) from Official Microsoft Download Center

 

Hell again and thanks for all the answers.
But no work here. Slartybart thanks for link, but it's not work this windows version.
Yesterday, when i go back to windows 7 before downloadding and installing final versio windows 10, I tested my my D7000 and all works fine Today installing Windows 10 problem is back..
I think that Nikon have compatibility problems with windows 10, I will send, @mail Nikon and ask them.

 

Thanks for the update. Post again on this if you get a response from Nikon that resolves it.

 

You can provide feedback to MS using the built-in Feedback app in All apps list on Start.
Scroll down the list to W

 

It works fine since the 10074 release for a Canon Rebel EOS with USB. Didn't install any driver.

 

up for this also having the same problem, hope anyone out there has a fix on this..

btw, as of now im just using nikon's view nx app to transfer photos, but life would be a lot easier if i can view my camera's photos on explorer just like on older version of windows..

 

The following Is from the Microsoft Community site: "KE Ken_MSFT replied on July 31, 2015 See post history Microsoft ReplyIn reply to skinsandos's post on July 31, 2015 Thank you for reporting this issue Neal & skinsandos This is a known issue and we are rapidly working on a fix." To find the above thread do a search on "Window 10 and Nikon D7000 dslr Microsoft Community" Now we wait for the fix.

 

I have the same problem with Nikon D5100 *Sad Folder empty...i can't copy photos to computer, because i don't have a card reader...

 

@jofap Thank you that information.

Today I received Nikon reply this question, and they say that it would be advisable to contact Windows support.
So it's Windows 10 problem, like jofap say earlier.

All Nikon users, Nikon plans to replace the ViewNX2 with a new ViewNX-i software. ViewNX2 not updated anymore..

ViewNX-i link.
http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Pro.../ViewNX-i.html

@Szymszon Before Microsft fix this, you can use VewNX-i software to transfer photos your pc.

 

installed the latest update released for windows 10 hoping it contains the fix on the problem we're encountering, but to no avail. still no photos can be viewed from my camera connected via usb.

 

This is a Nikon firmware issue. The full length of the MTP driver version + OS and build number for the RTM version of the Windows 10 that is sent to the device is slightly longer than the version string that was sent by the preview versions of the OS. The Nikon firmware hits a bug with the longer string which causes some of their cameras to misbehave.

The problem can be (and probably will real soon be) cheaply fixed by truncating the version string sent to the device, but that does not make it a "Windows 10 problem", more like a Windows 10 workaround for a Nikon bug *Wink

In related news, Fuji is updating the firmware for 45 of their models to resolve a similar (but not necessarily identical) issue: Announcement of support for Microsoft Windows 10 (Digital camera)

Cheers,
Axel

 

Today's Windows 10 updates (3081441/3081444) contains a workaround that resolves the "Nikon appears empty" issue.

 

Yeah I noticed the same today, finally. *Smile
Thank you to everyone who commented on this. *Smile

I mark this now solved