Trouble loading camera images into Photoshop 11 from Canon EOS

I am having problems having the Adobe Photoshop 11 load pictures from my Canon EOS camera. It says NO DEVICE FOUND when i go to import. Worked fine with the older Adobe Photoshop had. I can't figure this out. My Sony camera is working fine. Any suggestions?? Thanks

when you connect your eos, does your os show it as connected (using a file browser, for example)?

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