Kodak M1063 not unloading all images.

If you have the original USB cable that came with the camera, there is a rubber flap on the side of the camera. Open that flap and the small end of the USB cable will fit into the plug located there.

Then take the larger end and plug it into a USB port on your computer. Depending on the computer you are using, this can be found on the front of the computer or the back. Sometimes there are also ports on the keyboard or monitor. Any USB port will do.

If you have the HP Image Unload software on your computer, simply turn the camera on. If you get a message asking to 'Select the program to launch' click 'Cancel.'

From this point the HP software will 'unload' your images on to your computer when you click 'Start Unload.'

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If you do not have the HP software, you need to change a setting in the camera for it to communicate with the computer.

Before you connect the camera with the computer, turn the camera on. Go to either the playback or capture menu and use the down arrow to select the setup menu (it looks like a wrench icon). Press OK.

Using the arrow keys, go to the 'USB Configuration' option and press OK.

Use the arrow keys and select 'Disk Drive' and press OK

Now connect the camera to your computer and go to 'My Computer'
The camera will appear as if it were a disk drive.
Select the camera and manually copy the image files to your computer.

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The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries.


Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use any photo cataloging program such as Picasa.

you probably have pictures on the SD card and in its memory ..try to use the regular connection ..and look for the camera into my computer ...click explore on the camera symbol ..and just copy paste ...if there are all seen ...
if the pictures from the camera's memory are not seen ...download and install a manager like ACDsee... or any other manager like this...remove the card and use the import from device feature to get the other pictures that are in the internal memory

The battery was faulty.

Hi there.
The lead should go into a USB port at the side or back of the computer.

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do you have the kodak easyshare program? it cam with your camera. do you have a usb cable? if not buy a card reader. you can find them at any wal-mart and they are under 15$

1. INSTALL THE CD PROVIDED WITH THE DIGICAM ON PC...EASYSHARE...AND THEN CONNECT THE CAMERA TO PC IN CONNECT MODE...IT WILL ASK U TO COPY THE PICTURE ON PC.

2. RIGHT CLICK ON THE REMOVABLE DRIVE WHICH IS SHOWN AFTER U PLUG THE CAMERA IN USB.....U WILL SEE FOLDERS INSIDE THE THAT DRIVE...DUBBLE CLICK THAT AND U WILL SEE THE PICS INSIDE...COPY IT AND PASTE IT ON PC IN THE FOLDER OF YOUR CHOISE

I would never use my camera to transfer pix to computer. I would buy a (usb or other) card reader and save wear and tear on camera.
~Thomas~

I've never used a "program" to download my photos, and I've been able to download them on any computer whatsoever. Plug the mini-B into the camera, then plug the USB into your desktop while it is off. Turn the camera on with the switch in View mode. Turn your computer on. Go to Windows explorer or My Computer. Your camera should show up as if it were a data drive with an icon of a camera. Double click that icon and you can view photos at will. Right click any photo to save, or use pull down menus above to save multiple photos at once to other drives.