Kodak imaging corre bajo windows 10? - Kodak Cameras

Unfortunately, there may not be any Kodak ESP 7250 drivers for Windows 10 available. The printer was originally released in 2010 (based on Amazon's listing) with drivers for Windows XP through Windows 7. The specifications are here: https://www.dpreview.com/products/kodak/printers/kodak_esp7250/specifications . Windows 10 x64 (the common version of the OS) now requires signed drivers. Since Kodak sold most of the company, there is no chance of finding someone to update the drivers for a 13 year old printer.

I wish that I had better news for you. The Windows 7 drivers would work with Windows 8 or the first released version of Windows 10.

Cindy Wells

You can buy printheads direct from Kodak:

KODAK 10 Series Printhead

Podria tratarse de alguna incompatibilidad bajo Windows 7; verifique que el software es compatible y corre bajo ese sistema operativo.

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This is easily accomplished using Kodak AIO Home Center v5.3:

Scanning documents from Home Center
1 On the main screen, click Scan Documents and Pictures.
2 Place your original document face down on the scanner glass.
3 Select Document.
4 Select the type of document you are scanning.
5 Select a Resolution for your scan from the drop-down list.
6 Select Perfect Page Technology to automatically correct imperfections in the scan.
7 Select Next.
8 On the Edit screen, edit each image as needed.
9 Click Next.
10 Select Save to File, then select Save As (pdf or rtf), Then Save.
11 Select Done to return to the main menu.

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To enable us to determine how to assist you further please supply the following details:

1. Full name, address, phone and email address
2. Kodak Product serial number
3. Software being used (including version number)
4. Computer operating system (e.g. Windows 98 SE)
5. Computer processor (e.g. Pentium 2 or Athlon)
6. Processor speed (e.g. 266 MHz)
7. Amount of RAM.
8. Size of hard disk
9. Free space on hard disk
10. Error numbers and messages

Kodak Digital Imaging Support Centre can be contacted on any of the numbers below:
UK 0870 243 0270
International Toll line +44 (0) 131 458 6714

On most models there is a pitch switch 10.12.15.PS

you need to match the switch to what print wheel is in the typewriter. most common wheels are 10 or 12
move the switch to that area.

if that is not the problem take out the ribbon, corr. tape & print wheel. tuen on the typ. let it home, put the print wheel & ribbon ( Not the corr. tape) turn on let it home tray typing. if works O.K. put in the corr. tape .
Then you are good to go.

This worked for my Kodak C913...from Kodak Support.

To switch between the Microsoft WIA drivers and the Kodak camera driver:
1. Connect your camera to your computer.

2. Turn on your camera.
NOTE: If the WIA drivers automatically detect your camera and display a window for transferring images. Click Cancel to close this window.

3. Open the Device Manager.
a. Right-click My Computer and select Properties.
b. In the System Properties window, select the Hardware tab.
c. Click Device Manager.

4. Click the plus (+) sign to the left of Imaging Devices or Universal Serial Bus Controller, depending on the version of Kodak software installed on the computer. Your Kodak camera should be listed.

5. Double-click on your camera model name.

6. Select the Driver tab.

7. Click Update Driver.

8. If you have installed Windows XP Service Pack 2 or above, your system displays the Hardware Update Wizard. Select No, not this time and click Next.

9. Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and click Next.

10. Click Don't search. I will choose the driver to install and click Next.

11. Select the Digital Still Camera for WIA drivers if you having trouble using the Kodak drivers, or select the Kodak camera if switching from WIA to Kodak and click Next.

12. Click Finish to complete the driver update.

13. If the program selection window appears, select Windows scanner and camera wizard
14. Select Always use this program for this action and click OK to transfer your pictures.

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As Cursor mentioned, your use of the term 'retrieve' is confusing. I'm assuming that you want to view these pictures, and that the error you are getting is because you no longer have the program you created the images with installed on the computer. Many imaging programs save their created files in some kind of format (extension) other than .jpg or .gif or .bmp type. The extensions I just mentioned are ones that Windows recognizes and associates a viewer for them. If your Kodak imaging program actually saved them in another type of extension, you should try reinstalling that Kodak program so that its viewer will make the association again....then as you can open each image, click File, Save AS from Kodak's toolbar, and save the image as one of the three file types I've mentioned from the dropdown arrow box (FILETYPE box). This means that you will now have two copies of that image.....one in the extension Kodak used, and one in the extension that Windows can also view for you. Then if you don't want the Kodak Imaging program installed anymore, after you have saved all of your images in a Windows type of extension, you can uninstall the program and you will still have a copy of the image that Windows will be able to view for you. I hope I have understood your problem and my suggestion helps you get the images working again. TONI