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Connecting Kodak V610 to my PC

I have just bought a Kdak V610 and I am not able to connect it to my PC (Window XP). I have downloaded the Kodak Easy Share software that was there in the package but when I am connecting the camera from the comp it smees that its not reading the camera. I have another Canon camera which easilyconnects to my PC, so it doesn't look like that my PC has an issue. Could you please help me resolve the issue.

Anonymous May 25, 2008

im also having problems connecting my v610 to my computer

i can connect my phone to the pc and my phone ot the camera and my computer can see the camera but i cant pair with it

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The issue is the Kodak software remove it- put the disk in the box and forget about it Let Windows do the work.

Posted on Aug 06, 2007

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