need a file to install camera

I want to install a camera but I am missing a needed file...for Windows 98..I
have the software for the camera, but it keeps asking me to put the Windows
98 disk in and I do not have the disk...It is at my sisters...can i download
the file I need from the internet?? klocks file or something???

have your sister FedEx the cd to you.



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"cindiful" <> wrote in
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|I want to install a camera but I am missing a needed
file...for Windows 98..I
| have the software for the camera, but it keeps asking me
to put the Windows
| 98 disk in and I do not have the disk...It is at my
sisters...can i download
| the file I need from the internet?? klocks file or
something???

From: "cindiful" <>

| I want to install a camera but I am missing a needed file...for Windows 98..I
| have the software for the camera, but it keeps asking me to put the Windows
| 98 disk in and I do not have the disk...It is at my sisters...can i download
| the file I need from the internet?? klocks file or something???

There is NO real reason to connect it to the PC in the first place.

The best way to access your digital pictures is with a USB or FireWire Memory Card reader.
You would obtain a card reader that reads the memory card type that is used in your camera.

The card reader will appear as another drive letter on your computer such as "E:". When you
want to view your pictures, remove the memory card from the camera and insert it in the slot
of the card reader. Then just go to "E:".

There is also the possibility that if you are using Win98 and not Win98SE that camera is
incompatible with the OS.

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David H. Lipman wrote:

> From: "cindiful" <>
>
> | I want to install a camera but I am missing a needed file...for Windows 98..I
> | have the software for the camera, but it keeps asking me to put the Windows
> | 98 disk in and I do not have the disk...It is at my sisters...can i download
> | the file I need from the internet?? klocks file or something???
>
> There is NO real reason to connect it to the PC in the first place.
>
> The best way to access your digital pictures is with a USB or FireWire Memory Card reader.
> You would obtain a card reader that reads the memory card type that is used in your camera.
>
> The card reader will appear as another drive letter on your computer such as "E:". When you
> want to view your pictures, remove the memory card from the camera and insert it in the slot
> of the card reader. Then just go to "E:".
>
> There is also the possibility that if you are using Win98 and not Win98SE that camera is
> incompatible with the OS.
>

Even so, with my experience with Windows, you still may need the
original CD if the system is adding features that were not installed
when originally setup. Such as adding a USB device. No matter which
way cindiful decides to access the camera's memory s/he will probably
need the original Windows CD to proceed.

Steven

I am having the same problem with WindowsME, problem is i dont have the cd
because it was already installed on my computer when I purchased it. How do
i get files without the cd???

"Steven Hilgendorf" wrote:

> David H. Lipman wrote:
>
> > From: "cindiful" <>
> >
> > | I want to install a camera but I am missing a needed file...for Windows 98..I
> > | have the software for the camera, but it keeps asking me to put the Windows
> > | 98 disk in and I do not have the disk...It is at my sisters...can i download
> > | the file I need from the internet?? klocks file or something???
> >
> > There is NO real reason to connect it to the PC in the first place.
> >
> > The best way to access your digital pictures is with a USB or FireWire Memory Card reader.
> > You would obtain a card reader that reads the memory card type that is used in your camera.
> >
> > The card reader will appear as another drive letter on your computer such as "E:". When you
> > want to view your pictures, remove the memory card from the camera and insert it in the slot
> > of the card reader. Then just go to "E:".
> >
> > There is also the possibility that if you are using Win98 and not Win98SE that camera is
> > incompatible with the OS.
> >
>
> Even so, with my experience with Windows, you still may need the
> original CD if the system is adding features that were not installed
> when originally setup. Such as adding a USB device. No matter which
> way cindiful decides to access the camera's memory s/he will probably
> need the original Windows CD to proceed.
>
> Steven
>