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Hi , i recently encountered an issue that my left , up and center button within the Control wheel doing the Operation of Playback (as going to recently taken picture ) . This is a serious issue for me as i cannot goto menu and select and change settings with the centre button within the Control dial or move left or up within menu - The camera didnt encountered any physical damage - this happend randomly

Someone please help me on this - and suggest me how i can reset the software through my pc if needed ?

 

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