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Try transferring the photos to the PC using the camera and see if this works.

This should do it for you: Insert the SD card into your laptop or computer. In the SD card go to "New Folder" name that folder "DCIM" in the "DCIM" folder create a new folder. This one you will name "101KC190" (I'm pretty sure you have the Kodak Easyshare 190, correct?) Now, transfer all of your pictures into "101KC190." Insert the SD into your camera and it should work. email me if you need to [email protected]

I'm very sorry to tell you this, but, your pictures are already lost. Format the card and go capture new moments.

get a new computer a good idea

Im not sure of this ..maybe the scanner driver has been corrupt ...uninstall all existing printer driver on your computer...and install a new compatible one..^_^.

There was software that came with the eternity. Use it, or buy it off amazon.

I have the cd but this a bit scratched .. not even tried to install to see if we are able. then I say something,,,, angela email [email protected]

Some cameras you need to turn on after they are hooked up to the computer for the computer to notice them. Click on my computer then look for something that says removable drive device and double click on it. Windows has a pic viewer. If this does not work, then you need the specific software for your camera that you can download for free from their website.

check the memory disc it might be full in which case it is best to save the pics onto your computer and then wipe the disc for room to take more pics.

Lets try : going into "My Computer" and find the drive letter and right click on it. In the drop down menu that will popup you will want to click on the last option that says "properties". In the Properties box you will want to choose the Tools Tab. In this tab you will want to run the Error-checking tool, there is a button that says Check Now.. click this. In the new window you will want to check mark both options (automatically fix file system errors) and (scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors).