I have a Kodak camera & am using a replacement cord to transfer pics to PC, but it won't work. Help?
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Did you install the driver for you camera ? if no plug your usb from your camera to PC. Then it will automatically shows to install the driver . Otherwise go the property of the my computer click the Device Manager , See any USB need the driver, right click and update by using the Camera Driver
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Right click my computer, properties, hardware, device manager button, see if you got anything branching out with red or yellow marking on a normal icon, if yes, click that branch to highlight it, then click remove button on menu, try to install the software, then plug in the camera cable.\nHope this helps
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If you gave the what kind of cam it was I would have provided a direct link. But the easiest would be to go to the manufactures website or simply go to google and type in the webcam name with the words "driver download".\n\nIt should pull it right up.\n\n:0)
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Hello,\n  Its simple, just upload your picture to your pictures or a file you will remember. once on ebay / turbo lister click browse and click on teh tab which will show a scroll bar menu then slecet either 'My Pictures' and search for your file or The selected file you saved the picture in. If using kodak search kodak files, same with other suppliers.\n\nHpe This Is Helpful
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connect cable to camera then to pc, go to my computer , removable device (or storage) , there you will find your photos.\nto attach to email, open email and look for "attach file" or something similar
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Look on you cam for the model number. Then get new drivers from the Sony site. Use the link below to tell them about you cam (Drop down menus) and get the drivers.\n\nOr check the FAQs there for ordering a replacement CD. As a final solution use the contact Us to Email them if you still have problems getting the drivers needed.
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what OS is the computer?\n\n"cam driver seems to be having problems too."\nbesure you have the current driver and have you tried to plug in to other USB ports?
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use the link below to down load drivers for your dcs 220 camera\nreinstall the drivers and you should be able to upload you pictures from your camera.  Good luck\n\nhttp://support.packardbell.com/uk/mypc/index.php?PibItemNr=6931400000&PibIte
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I'm going to assume you have a Sony Mavica, as its the only camera i know of that used a floppy disk.\n\nThe short answer is 'you have a problem'. You have anything from a marginal disk to a bad disk drive. Try the disk in another computer. I should help exclude your computer. Its not impossible that the another computer will be able to read the disk where yours will not. However if you copy the pics off throw the disk away, hell throw the camera away.\n\nThe thing is that the disk is probably going or already is bad. A web search for 'recover files from bad floppies' will give results.. *however* the files are likely stored as jpegs, meaning that a bad chunk hoses up the rest of the file. So even if you can manage to copy the files, the data itself maybe corrupt.
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use firewire if your camera supports it. otherwise, check with the camera's manufacturer to see if it has drivers for it.
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1. Make sure all the files you're downloading are actual image files that can be opened by Kodak. \n2. check your file associations. find a file that you used to be able to open with Kodak. Right click on it and go to "open with". \n3. Browse to find your Kodak program. \n4. Now the image files you download should open with Kodak. \n\nIf this only works temporarily;\n\n1. Make sure all the files you're downloading are actual image files that can be opened by Kodak. \n2. check your file associations. find a file that you used to be able to open with Kodak. Right click on it and go to "properties" \n3. Click the change button and select the Kodak program.
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you could uninstall the software and then reinstall it,,,,,make sure you have the disk before you do this.  this may work.\nhave you checked the ink to see if they are empty.\ncheck all of the connections.\n\ngood luck
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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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read this, maybe you will find a solution\nhttp://www.camcorderinfo.com/bbs/printthread.php?t=45481\n\nmy suggestion, try once to replace the driver for the IEEE 1394 adapter (Device manager / Firewire 1394 / driver / change/upgrade driver).\nIn case you have XP SP1, upgrade to SP2 and install all patches (important updates) from the microsoft homepage.
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go to the camcorder manufacturer and see if you could download any driver or software that can let your pc to access the files on your camcorder.\nIf not, you need a video capturing card, and it have the software and instruction for turning the video you play into a file, but first you have to make sure it got the socket for the connection, and the tv signal is compatible e.g. Pal or ntsc.
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try driverguide.com and searching for it there. It sounds like its an older webcam. Chnaces are someone has uploaded the proper driver. If you download one and it doesnt work, keep trying. Some people on there are idiots. oh and you have to register too but its pretty easy and if you ever need a driver, they got over 400, 000 to choose from.
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That's happened to me before.  I ended up turning my camera on and off in between transferring various pics that would work (I figured out which one was the problem and lost those).  I salvaged most, though it was a pain trying to get them transferred.  If for instance you transfer pic 1 of 50, try transferring the last or next to last & see if there's any luck. Otherwise, you may have lost them all.  You will then need to re-format the card (which means all is lost).