As stated by jaymac connecting your camcorder to PC is best done via a firewire (aka iLink, DV port, ieee1394) connection. The vast majority of software for editing will work best (and some only) with firewire for capture. However your camcorder should have been supplied with the MotionDV Studio 5.3E LE software that is designed to capture the footage via USB. In most cases camcorders are also supplied with USB and analogue video/audio leads so it looks like you didn't get everything that should have been in the box.

Jul 9, 2017 - Obtain product support for Panasonic PV-GS35 Digital Palmcorder 174; MultiCam 153; Camcorder with 30x Optical Zoom and 1000x Digital.

The manual should list what should have been in there. If bought new and things were missing then I suggest you go back to where it was purchased and get the missing items. If bought second hand then the chances are you can download the software from the Panasonic site and finding a USB (but still suggest you go for firewire) lead to get the footage onto your PC should be easy enough.

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The problem started when I had three updates that would not install at shutdown. I tried to run check disk and system file checker which neither would run initially. Check disk runs now and says there are no problems. SFC says 'Window Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation.' As for Windows update, I have tried deleting the temp update files located at C: Windows SoftwareDistribution DataStore and C: Windows SoftwareDistribution Download. I have also tried to Resource readiness tool as well as Microsoft Fix It for windows update. The fix it tool says it finds errors and fixes them but the problem is not fixed.

Oshibki man tga na russkom eds full. It shows up every time I run the tool. Since deleting the temp files, windows update just says 'Windows could not search for new updates' with and error code of 80070002.

I suspected a virus at first but was unable to find anything with a full scan of AVG and Malware Bytes. Guess that doesn't mean there is not one.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have tried about every thing I can find for help. 80070002 is a File Not Found error. It suggests (to me) a corruption of the downloads. Give this a try (you must be using an adminstrator account for this): - Go to Start and type ' cmd' (without the quotes) - at the top of the Search box will be an entry for CMD.EXE - right click on it and select ' Run as administrator' - In the black window that appears, type ' net stop wuauserv' (without the quotes) and press Enter. Wait until the screen tells you that it's completed successfully. Leave this window open as you'll need it later.

If it prompts to stop other services, tell it Yes. - Open up Windows Explorer and navigate to C: Windows SoftwareDistribution. Delete the contents of the folder (but not the folder itself). - Go back to the black window and type ' net start wuauserv' (without the quotes) and press Enter.

- Reboot and see if Windows Update works now. Let us know what happens. Please download and run it on the computer with the issue. Make sure the following options are checked: Internet Services Windows Firewall System Restore Security Center/Action Center Windows Update Press 'Scan'. It will create a log (FSS.txt) in the same directory the tool is run. Please copy and paste the log to your reply.