Multimedia card reader, resources not available

The instructions can be found online here: http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00711/urg00711c5s2.shtml
Overview here:http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00711/urg00711c5s0.shtml

You have two options, you can connected the included cable from your camera to your computer and the Kodak EasyShare software.
Or you can remove the SD card from the camera and insert it into an SD card reader. Some laptops and printers have built in SD card readers. If not you will have to buy an SD card reader.

How do you transfer photos otherwise?

If you normally connect the camera to the computer, first remove the memory card. Then the only pictures available for download are those in the internal memory.

If you normally put the memory card into a card reader, first copy the pictures from the internal memory to the card. Follow the instructions here to copy the pictures:
http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00402/urg00402c3s11.shtml

buy a low cost usb card reader. pic up the card from the camera insert it in the card reader---usb--- and you find your fotos in computer resources
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try foxit reader its faster lighter and not a resource hog like adobe

Those are card reader slots.

Various types of memory cards can be used.

A memory card, (Or can be stated as Flash Memory Card), takes the place of the old Floppy Disks, for one.

It is digital. There is no disk inside, just hardware electronic components.

Due to the size of trying to explain every type of memory card that is available, and the memory card itself, I would like to give you this link,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_card

Here it explains the basic format of a memory card.
You can click on the titles of the memory card/s, (in blue), to get a deeper explanation, of that particular memory card.

The specifications for your eMachines ET1810 Desktop PC, state that you have the following card reader slots for,

1.Compact Flash (Type I and II)
2.CF Microdrive
3.MultiMedia Card (MMC)
4.MMCmobile
5.MMCmicro
6.Reduced-Size MultiMedia Card (RS-MMC)
7.Secure Digital Card (SD)
8.miniSD Card
9.xD-Picture Card
10.Memory Stick
11.Memory Stick PRO
12.Memory Stick PRO Duo
13.Memory Stick Micro (M2)

Look above each slot for an abbreviation.
For example on my computer,

I have one card reader slot that is approximately 1 inch wide.
It looks like a T that is stretched out.
It has SD/MMC/SM/MS/MS-PRO, above it.

This means that the card reader slot will support, (Use),
[In order as printed above],

1.SD Card - Secure Digital Card
2.MultiMedia Card.
3.Smart Media card
4.Memory Stick
5.Memory Stick Pro

I have one more card reader slot. It has CF-Microdrive above it. A wider slot than the above, and looks like a upside down stretched out T.

This means of course that it uses, (Supports), a Compact Flash Microdrive card

I've tried to explain the various card reader slots, on your computer's front panel, without being too technical, or being offensive in nature.

If you want, I can explain as technical as you wish, or simplify my solution more.

This is the Specifications page for your eMachines ET1810,

http://support.gateway.com/emachines/desktop/2009/emachines/et/et1810/ET1810sp2.shtml

Scroll down, and look to the right of the heading - Card Reader.
These are the cards your computer supports, (Uses)

Looking at the main support page for your eMachines, it looks as though you have four card reader slots.
Three grouped together on the left side, and two in the middle.

The two slots to the far right are USB ports, with probably a headphone jack port, and a microphone port to the right of them.

This page gives a little more detail, as to what your card reader slots support,

http://support.gateway.com/emachines/desktop/2009/emachines/et/et1810/ET1810fv.shtml

In market mmc card reader is available...You can buy that one and used to read Multimedia card....Hope you will succeed....

Move the card to the other pcie slots on the board this is an old fashion irq issue and this is the first attempt for repair the other is really confusing with the bios.

Try Intel's Web site or try these web sites they are free.

www.drivers.com
www.driverguide.com

Good Luck

First, don't plug the shaker into the computer, go get an SD card reader available pretty much anywhere, I use a Targus reader that turns an SD card into a USB thumb drive, before I got it (it was $8.88 at wallyworld(Wal*Mart)) I used a multimedia reader.

First thing you do, format the card, and make sure the MP3 files you put on the card are at least 128bit, Constant Bit Rate (CBR) [DO NOT USE VBR, IT WILL CRASH THE PLAYER], High Quality, Stereo, Original.

You can get these settings with the LAME encoder that adds on to AudioGrabber when you rip a disc. (Both AG and LAME are FREEWARE)

I have not ever had my shaker connected to my computer(s), just the cards, and I use mine daily at work to keep me sane, and I switch the cards a lot.

I do hope this helps!

Card reader driver is here in drop down list.
http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/notebook/as_5100.html