Maybe the hardware isn’t powerful enough or smart enough to run WiFi and USB connections simultaneously. Note the description on the screen: “And all connection to USB devices via DIGITAL terminal are disabled.” Boom. Here is the screen where you turn the WiFi on and off. I remembered that I had used the 70D’s WiFi capability a few weeks ago to get a photo off the camera. Several forum members suggested turning off the camera’s WiFi.
Someone else was frustrated with their 70D not connecting to a computer. In case others had the same problem and found a solution, I did a Google search and found a forum topic on Canon’s website. I’ve had success with this before, where something that didn’t work on a Windows PC ended up working with a Mac. Tried pulling the plug with the camera still on and plugging it back into the computer. Turned the camera off, tried another USB cable, turned on the camera. So I connected the 70D to a Windows PC like I normally do and turned on the camera. However, this was only the second time I had to update the lens profiles on a 70D. This is something I have done several times with several different Canon DSLRs over the years. To do this, you connect the camera to a computer with a USB cable and use the Canon EOS Utility software. I needed to update the lens aberration correction profiles on a Canon EOS 70D.
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