Kodak Easy Share... Transfering Pics To Disk..?

Question

I have a Kodak Easy share that I purchased about 3 months ago... And it came with a program to save pictures on to my computer.. I am sure most of you now this... But can anyone tell me if I am able to get these pics saved on to a data disk somehow so that I can still have them, but I want to clean up my software... I have over 1000 pics stored all of which I want to keep of course, but because tehre are so many my computer is running a lot slower than it should... (I know that my computer is fine.. we only purchased it about 3 months ago too.) Needless to say some of these pics need to be taken off without getting rid of them completely.. Can anyone tell me how I can do this.... what do I use (name type.. etc..), and how do I use it???

Answer 1

How many photos on your PC should not affect the speed of your PC. You can burn them to a CD or DVD any time you wish using XP's writing utility. You should instead be looking for the cause of the slow down. You should check your PC for spy-ware and any unnecessary programs that are running in the background. Try the links below for anti spy-ware and a trial clean up utility to recover some speed. Good luck!

Answer 2

Having them on your computer shouldn't slow it down unless you're running out of disk space. I've got over 10,000 pictures and 2000 songs on my computer and it isn't any slower than when there weren't any. Slowness may be a different issue.

As to getting the pictures off, you'd want to burn them to a CD or DVD. Do you have a CD/DVD writer? If not, get one. The CD writer is fairly cheap (< $40) and installs easily.

Once installed, use the software that comes with it to burn a CD of your pictures, then they can be removed from the computer. Easyshare _may_ have a burning option, I don't remember, but isn't really needed for this.

Answer 3

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