I Need Help Again

[rainbow]

I wanted to get rid of the Kodak Easyshare software on my computer so I went to Add/Remove and clicked remove to get rid of it or so I thought.

So I did a search for files/folders and it showed 21 files still remaining so I right clicked on each of them and deleted them that way or so I thought.

There are six files that are still remaining and there is NO delete option when I right click on them.

Anyone know how I can get rid of them?

[Dee-O-Gee]

When you right clicked...does it show the properties/path of the files? It should say something like c:/program files/kodak/.....

If you locate the properties by right clicking, go into the path that it directs you to and delete from there.

I recently took out all my kodak software cause I bought a really neat USB card reader that reads the camera card directly from the USB port rather than through the kodak software--theire software program was a pain in the A*&S

[rainbow]

When I right clicked on them it gave me 3 options:

1. Open containing folder
2. Copy
3. Extract

So I clicked on "open containing folder" and right clicked on it there and the only options I got were "copy" or "extract".

[rainbow]

Three of the files are in C:\i386\DRIVER.CAB and the other three are in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i38...

[hazelrunpack]

It's possible those files are not from the software, but added by whatever program runs when you download from the camera now that the software is gone. I think those are drivers--the interface between your computer and the camera.

[rainbow]

Originally Posted by badger

So go to the Control Panel, then Add and Remove Programs, then search for Kodak Easyware on the list. Remove. By far the easiest way to get rid of a program and avoids doing other damage inadvertently

That's the first thing I did.

Originally Posted by rainbow

I wanted to get rid of the Kodak Easyshare software on my computer so I went to Add/Remove and clicked remove to get rid of it or so I thought.

[rainbow]

Originally Posted by hazelrunpack

It's possible those files are not from the software, but added by whatever program runs when you download from the camera now that the software is gone. I think those are drivers--the interface between your computer and the camera.

Why do they have the name kodak?

[badger]

So go to the Control Panel, then Add and Remove Programs, then search for Kodak Easyware on the list. Remove. By far the easiest way to get rid of a program and avoids doing other damage inadvertently