I am unable to tether my Nikon D7000 to LR. I have Windows 8.

I am unable to tether my Nikon D7000 to Lightroom. All I get is a trouble message saying that no camera was deteted. I am using LR 5.7 and the cord provided with my camera. What possible fixes are there ?
Thanks,
Gordon

In case that didn't help, I found that some of the Windows services needed for USB-connected cameras weren't running, which stopped my D800 being detected. Run Windows Task Manager, go to Services tab, and look for these services (look for these names in the second column "Description"):
Windows Image Aquisition (WIA)
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
RPC Endpoint Mapper
DCOM Service Process Launcher
Shell Hardware Detection
They should all show Status "running". If any is stopped, right-click and click "Start". On my system, "Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator" wasn't running.
If that fixes it, you might want to make sure it starts automatically in future. In task manager again, right-click the service that isn't running and choose "Open services". In this services app, find the service (this time look in the first column "name"). Right-click, choose "properties" and change the startup type to "Automatic".

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