Windows 10: Unable to transfer photos from Kodak DX6490 Camera.

Kodak EasyShare - I have used this app to transfer photos from my Kodak DX6490 to my PC for many years. It has been working on WIN10. In the past few weeks I am no longer able to transfer photos. I have deleted and reinstalled the software.
MS Tech support had me upload the latest version of WIN10. It did not solve the problem.


When I place the camera on the docking platform and press the loading bar a screen opens up showing the photos that need to be transferred.

I then instruct the computer to accept the photos The screen disappears and I am to told that NO photos have been transferred.


I believe it is a firewall problem. I access the app settings in the firewall. However, this app does not appear on my app listing.


Please advise. Thanks

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Problem with KODAK Easyshare in a limited account

found a work around

Win XP Pro SP2 with limited user account results in "Cannot get device information"
Using the latest Kodak EasyShare v6.4
It took me a long time but I've got it working with restricted user account.
I've found the following kb article from Kodak's site:

To switch from the Kodak driver to the Windows driver, do the following:

Connect the camera to the computer.
Turn on the camera.
If you are using a Kodak camera or printer dock, do the following:
Place the camera on the dock.
Press the Transfer button.
Click Cancel in any windows that appear.
Open the Device Manager:
Right-click My Computer and select Properties.
In the System Properties window, select the Hardware tab.
Click Device Manager.
Click the plus sign (+) in front of imaging devices (or under Kodak camera if you are using a version of Kodak EasyShare software earlier than 3.0). The camera appears.
Right-click the camera and select Update Driver.
When Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software? appears, select No, not this time.
Click Next.
Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced), and then click Next.
Select Digital Still Camera, and then click Next.
When the program selection window appears, select Kodak EasyShare software.
Select Always use this program for this action, and then click OK to transfer your pictures.
NOTE: This procedure prevents future uploading of files or information to the camera, including firmware, address book updates, and new albums features.

Hope this help someone. I didn't find any solution from any site.