Help! I have pictures that are "stuck" on my old computer.The CD-ROM drive dosen't work. I need help transfering the pics to my new computer. I have Kodak Easy Share on both computers.Can anyone help? I'm not that great with this stuff. Any help would be appreciated.Thanks
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If you have additional memory to your Easy Share camera other than just the internal memory, you can use the camera as a drive when connected to pc, copy the old pics to the folder in the camera (click your camera icon under my computer) and move pics from camera to new pc.
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Only older applications can be copied to a new disk and be expected to work. Newer ones include entries in Windows Registry and might not work at all if moved. The solution is to use Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs to delete the programs and references. Then re-install the programs.\n\nAlternative is to copy the whole disk  image, including Windows,  using such as Norton Ghost. I used Paragon Partition Manager 2005, a free version with Personal Computer World (UK) October 2006.
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You'd need to download a hack I'm afraid.  Yahoo seems to edit any info on how to do those things, so....\n\nYou might want to consider buying a new CDrom drive. You can get decent ones for $15-20. You might even find a burner.\n\nWhile it's true that Win98se is better, the question is why do the drives not work? Based on the age, it may be the drive.\n\nAlso FYI, win98 applications should work just fine under XP. You use a Compatibility Mode to get it done.\n\nI realize the using older boxes saves money, but think about your time... Using XP makes getting the hardware to work, much quicker.
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Best solution I can think of would be to get a 5 1/4 drive and install it onto the new computer. If you run into a problem, find another computer that would have a 5 1/4 and USB ports (or install a card).  Use a USB Flash drive to transport the files.
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Why don't you try to transfer/read the photos directly from the digital  camera itself  by connecting it to your computer with the usb cable provided. It is much safer and would avoid also possible scratching or damaging your card when taking it out again and again. Try to do that , I believe it will work.
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I don't have this particular camera, but you should be able to format the card via the cameral itself. Under normal circumstances, you would download the files from the camera/card to the PC then edit them. The software that came with the camera should allow download/transfer of the files to a specified folder on the pc. If not, you should be able to move them (cut and paste) or copied. If this doesn't do it for you, try and find a local cameral shop... most have gone digital, and they can probably help you.  Good luck.
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You can correct your camera to a USB port and then  a board will come and it will ask if you want to use the download wizard for photos. highlight it and click ok and it should download the photos to my photos.\n\nCheck on photos and move them to your cd write drive and burn them there.\n\nDB
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been there too. cd rw disks are unmanagable. i cant find a decent brand that i dont encounter a problem. first you have to format it which takes too long. and when you use another computer it wont be recognized. so what i do now is just use cdr which is much cheaper than rewritables. i just transferre my previous backups to cdr. i used the original drive to read and write to another media. or you can transfer the old cdrw to your new computer. it is not advisable to have a combo on a desktop cause if it breaks then you lost both functionality.
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See this link for a removal tool from Kodak...\nAvoid the temptation to reload the Easyshare software - it is unstable.  If you can't communicate with the camera any other way, then don't.\nPop the memory card out, and use a reader - they're dirt cheap
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first, you need to download your pictures from the camera to your computer. when that's done, go into your e-mail client and when you attach your picture, browse to the folder where your pictures have been downloaded to. it should then attach and you should be able to send them. to erase the pictures from your cameras, consult the manual that came with the camera. As far as deleting them from your computer, go to the folder where you saved them and click on edit,select all, on the left side of the window look for the red x and click on it...this will delete all your pictures. I myself save all the good shots and just delete the ones i don't like
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your camera should have come with a cable to attach to your computer....serial or usb most likely. plug the cable into your camera and the computer. turn your camera on to where you can preview the photos. your computer should recognize the camera and open a folder with your photos inside
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Yes. You are simply transferring the file. The files will not be altered. It is just another disc/ memory drive to save to. It is like songs on your ipod. When you transfer them, the beat doesn't change just because they're stored on a different place.\n\nYour pictures will stay the same both ways.\n\nNate
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Which Nero are you using if you let us know maybe we can help ?\n\nIf your using Nero 6 click Nero StartSmart, then click copy & back up, then click burn image to disk and away you go.
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If there's nothing in the Recycle Bin then you'll need an undelete utility.  Some are free, some are commercial.  Try the free and commercial ones listed in the sources, but try not to install them on the same device that you stored your pictures on.  (They may inadvertently install over whatever it is you wish to recover.)\n\nThen buy a DVD rewriter and set yourself a backup regime.  If you value it, duplicate it.\n\nGood luck.
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kodak easy share,and you will love the program that comes with it.You can download the program before you get the camera and see if you like.www.kodak.com
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do you want swap between the 2 photos?\nI wish I can do it now , but I dont have nay programs here on this computer, I need like 2 hourse to get home :)\n\nu look great\n\nok I made them for you\n\nnormal size: with 3 diffrent speeds...\n\nhttp://img239.imageshack.us/img239/430/2eb9.gif\nhttp://img239.imageshack.us/img239/430/2eb9.gif\nhttp://img70.imageshack.us/img70/3276/3gh1.gif\n\nsmall size: with 3 diffrent speeds...\n\nhttp://img158.imageshack.us/img158/9496/s1fc6.gif\nhttp://img158.imageshack.us/img158/4515/s2rj8.gif\nhttp://img211.imageshack.us/img211/811/s3cj4.gif\n\nhope I did what you want. enjoy them.
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That's a shame you deleted them.  I have Picture it!, but I don't know what you mean by the blue square.  As long as all the photos were checked, they will download.  Once downloaded, they will each appear as you choose.  You can open them all at once.  I don't know what you are going through.  Make yourself clearer, because I'm sure once I know exactly what you mean, I'll be able to assist.  Is each box shaded in light blue with a ripped square? You know caddie-corner?  That means you aren't going to recover the photos, because they were corrupted for some reason.  Once that occurs, you're s**t-out-of-luck.  Unfortunately, I've lost some great photos that way, and I will never be able to recover them.  I have those files saved, so when we come up with the technology to pull rabbits out of hats, I'll be able to get my great photos back.  Like freezing a dead person for the future, to bring them back when we gain the technology.  Only they're only photos.