AVCCAM Restorer Install/Uninstall Process

1)With Windows

=Software Installation Process

-Please login using a user name with the administration authority. (If you do not have authority, please contact your system's administrator)

-Please shut down other applications before installing, and do not launch other activities during the installation.

Step1. Copy the below file to the correct directory.

AVCCAM_Restore_Windows/AVCCAMRestorer.exe

The instructions are located in the english folder of the same location.

Starting the software: Double-click AVCCAMRestorer.exe

=Software Uninstall Process

If you no longer need the software, please uninstall by deleting the entire folder you installed in the above steps.

2) With Macintosh

=Software Installation Process

-Please login using a user name with the administration authority. (If you do not have authority, please contact your system's administrator)

-Please shut down other applications before installing, and do not launch other activities during the installation.

Step 1. Copy the below file to the correct directory.

AVCCAM_Restore_Mac/AVCCAM Restorer.app

The instructions are located in the english folder of the same location.

Starting the software: Double-click AVCCAMRestorer.app

With Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion)

When a warning window is displayed as in the following picture, click the [OK] button.

Again, click the AVCCAMRestorer.app while holding down the “Ctrl” key, and select [Open] on the menu which is displayed.

A confirmation window is displayed as in the following picture, so click the [Open] button.

=Software Uninstall Process

1.If you no longer need the software, please uninstall by deleting the entire folder you installed in the above steps.

2.If the unnecessary file /user/<username>/library/Preferences/com.panasonic.AVCCAMRestorer.plist exists, please delete it. (This step does not have to be completed if the file does not exist.)

**Because the filename extension is often not displayed, the files can appear with different names than shown here. You can choose to display filename extensions through Finder options.