D610 tethering issue. No Camera detected.

Hey All,
I have searched around this forum and cannot find an answer. I am having an issue with LR not detecting my D610. If i remove all SD cards, switch off, then back on, it will detect the D610, but only for one shot, then loses detection. I am operating LR ver. 5.7.1 and Mac Yosemite 10.10.2. This is driving me nuts. I have also turned off the auto import feature on the D610, as suggested in another post, but it still does not work.
Please help.

More suggetions here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/troubleshoot-tethered-capture-lightroom-4.html
If it worked before something has changed–The above suggestions should help resolve the issue by process of elimination.

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Butch_M wrote:
but anyone wanna bet lunch they have it before Lr 4 does?
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