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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
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DinoCapture crashes or does not openWhen trying to open DinoCapture, the software opens slowly, crashes with an error message or does not open at all. Learn More -
How to request Remote AssistanceDino-Lite microscopes come with free technical support. In many cases, performing a remote assistance is the most convenient way to troubleshoot an issue Learn More -
DinoCapture does not show Dino-Lite (Black screen or not recognized)The Windows 10 April 2018 update (Build 1803) introduced a Microphone and Webcam privacy settings option that blocks unauthorized applications from turning on your devices without your permission. Learn More -
Microscope not recognized or missingDinoCapture software opens without error, but device is not recognized or live video does not start Learn More -
Using older models with Windows 8 and 10Unable to install an older Dino-Lite model (211, 311(S)(H), 313) on a computer with Windows 8, 10, or above. Learn More -
Upgrading to Windows 10General troubleshooting information for users upgrading to Windows 10. Learn More -
Camera window is completely blackDinoCapture opens without any error message, and the device is detected, but the camera window is completely black. Learn More -
Software opens but live image window missingThe preview window is movable by the user and will stay where it is placed. In some cases the preview window may disappear from the viewable area of the screen. Several things may cause this to happen:
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1. The user drags the preview window to the edge of the DinoCapture window and then resizes DinoCapture, making the borders of the DinoCapture window small enough that the preview window is outside of them.
2. In a dual monitor setup the DinoCapture software has been expanded by the user to take up both monitors. The user drags the preview window all the way to the far edge (usually right side, second monitor) of the window. The user then resizes the DinoCapture window back to only take up one monitor, leaving the preview window in the area that would have been on the second monitor.
3. The user moves the preview window and then changes the display resolution on the monitor, making it small enough that the area containing the preview window is outside of the viewable area on the monitor.
To resolve this issue:
A) The easiest way to resolve this issue is to reverse the cause (generally increase the size of the DinoCapture window or increase the monitor resolution)
B) If the preview window still cannot be found, follow these steps to reset the location:
1. Close DinoCapture if it is currently open
2. Click on the Windows Start menu and then "Documents" or "My Documents"
3. Open the "Digital Microscope" folder and then the "Setting" folder
4. Open the file "DC20.ini" in a text editor such as Notepad and change the line that says "Save_Preview_Window_Position=on" to "Save_Preview_Window_Position=off"
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Strobe light model: a portion of the screen is darkWhile using a strobe light model (AD3613TB, AD3713TB, AD3715TB) a portion of the live image is dark. To resolve this issue:
1. Click the settings icon in the live image window (the icon that looks like a wrench)
2. Adjust the "Strobe length" setting
Please note: The strobe length setting can only be changed when the camera is set to strobe mode (LED mode #2). If necessary, try several values for strobe length until the issue no longer occurs. This issue generally occurs around the 40x - 60x magnification range due to the reflection of the strobe light.
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Device Manager Error: Code 10Dino-Lite does not turn on and device mananger reports error code 10. Learn More -
Device Manager Error: Code 19 or 39Device Manager displays the following error code 19 or 39. Learn More -
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