Recent content by Gerryl

I just installed the genealogy program Roots V (Commsoft) in my new computer, which uses Windows XP as it's operating system. It installed with not problem and indicated that the istallation was successfully completed. But, when I tried to run the program I got the following error message...

My camera shows up in My Computer in the subgroup labeled Scanners and Cameras. New Info: I purchased a memory card and took some pictures and was able to transfer these pictures onto the computer. However, when I powered down the camera and then repowered, in most cases I could not...

I have to make a correction. The camera does not show up as a removable drive. It shows up only as a camera icon. No images appear when I try to open this icon. The program take me to another screen, which gives me the option to get pictures. When I take this option, the Wizard screen...

The camera shows up as a removable drive.

My camera (DC280) is on the MS list that the link points to. I have the firmware update but have not updated the camera. I haven't done it yet because the update requires deleting the pictures in the memory card in order to provide sufficient space for the new firmware files to be copied to...

I removed all Kodak software from my computer and tried to transfer my pictures from the camera using just the XP software. The results are the same. Apparently my camera is not compatible with XP. It appears, as you had stated, that camera issues between Kodak and Microsoft may have not...

I have already been to the Kodak website you recommended. The new Kodak software does not apply to the DC280 model. That is why Kodak recommended that I use the software built-into Windows XP to transfer the files. However, that feature does not appear to work on my computer. Thank you for...

I recently purchased a new computer (Compaq 5320us), which has Windows XP Home Edition as the operating system. I connected my digital camera (Kodak DC280)to the computer to transfer some pictures to the computer. The computer recognizes the camera, tells me how many pictures have been taken...