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1. #KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
2. #KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
3. #KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
4. #KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 FOR WINDOWS 10#

One problem we still have is the wife's laptop not being able to access the photos on the digital camera directly. The last computer we ran it on may have been XP which we held onto for a long time.įast Stone's Image viewer/editor looks like it may do the trick as far a editing photos goes. Maybe it would work on Windows 7 if we roll back to that OS.

#KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 FOR WINDOWS 10#

I'm guessing it is too old for Windows 10 rather than a marketing ploy. It then takes you to which offers newer products.

#KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

Kodak Easy Share from Major Geeks would not complete the install processor in Windows 10. I will test those on my lappy before offering them to her just in case. May try buying that if the Major Geeks version or the Fast Stone Image Viewer doesn't work for her. I'll try all three to see if one will work for her.įWIW, the error code from Windows 10 is 0x80070141 "device is inaccessible".įound a similar small older Kodak digital camera on ebay that comes with all accessories and with a Kodak Easy Share CD that might contain the Kodak Picture Editor.

Thanks to all three of you for the most recent suggestions. Perhaps they will have something that will fix the problem. I will check your links from the Kodak support pages. It came to us as a camera only with no software included. The old Kodak camera died long ago and the "new to us" one we have now is a used one that we got when someone else no longer wanted it. I'm in the dog house for having gotten rid of the Kodak software when we last moved. It is a user preference thing that is a big deal for her. That's the main thing we are trying to figure out.Īs far as the easy share software, we don't care about the photo transferring aspects of it, but my wife really, really liked the ease with which she could do photo editing with the Kodak photo editor software much more so than she can with the Microsoft Photo Editor that is built into Windows 10. The photos simply won't transfer directly from the camera to the first laptop while they will do so on the second laptop. We don't have Kodak Easy Share software installed on either of our Windows 10 laptops.

#KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#

Other USB devices work fine from the laptop USB ports on the first laptop so I don't think this is a USB cable or ports problem.Īny idea on what might be wrong and any advice on how to solve the problem? We are using the same camera to laptop USB cord with each laptop. At one time we could download photos from the camera to it just as we can still do on the second laptop. This is a new problem on the first laptop.

Both laptops are running the same software and no crapware as each was a clean install of windows 10 on new hard drives back in July 2016.

#KODAK DOWNLOADER FOR WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#

Windows Defender is kept update and is run daily on both laptops with no malware ever having been detected on either laptop. Interestingly, this problem doesn't occur on our second laptop running the same version of Windows 10. Only Windows error message we get on the first laptop is that Windows can't open or move the. We can see the photo files on the camera from the laptop via the standard camera USB cable, but we can't copy those photos to the laptop and we can't open them or view them on the laptop from the camera. Recently we've become unable to download photos from our Kodak Easy Share digital camera to one of our laptops running windows 10.