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Post by The Jackal on Jul 29, 2019 8:29:32 GMT -8
First and foremost: Due to legal issues, I can not provide the actual files to Kodak Imaging. You will need to get these yourself from a copy of Windows 98 or 2000, or buy the licensed version by Global 360.LONG story short, getting this up and running is fairly easy, the problem really arises from how much sodding misinformation there is online. I just spent 3 hours pulling my hair out following someone's (wrong) info regarding registering DLL files etc, getting error messages and scouring the net for solutions, only to come across a single post that laid out the real way of installing Kodak on 64 bit Windows. And it's simple as hell. So, for preservation and piece of mind in case I or someone else wants to avoid the abyss that is Google Search, here is what you need to do: --------------------------------------------------------- If you want to use kodakimaging in Windows 7 for any reason, you do the following Copy from 'C:\Windows\System' ( win98) to 'C:\Windows\SysWoW64' (win7): Kodakimaging.exe OIUI400. DLL OITWA400. DLL OIPRT400.DLL OISLB400.DLL OISSQ400.DLL OIADM400. DLL OICOM400. DLL OIDIS400.DLL OI FI L400. D LL OIGFS400.DLL IMGSHL.DLL IMGCMN.DLL IMGEDIT.OCX IMGSCAN.OCX IMGTHUMB.OCX IMGADMIN.OCX To register OCX files must open the cmd application as administrator and then position yourself in c: \ windows \ sysWoW64. From here running regsvr32. C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgadmin.ocx C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgedit.ocx C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgscan.ocx C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgthumb.ocx And ready, job finished. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Mad props to Stuntmaster from Computing.net for this simple guide. His original post is here: web.archive.org/web/20160404230025/www.computing.net/answers/windows-7/kodakimaging-running-on-windows-7/6114.htmlProof it works: 
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Post by travis on Dec 20, 2020 10:26:46 GMT -8
On top of that, to get Imaging Preview to work, you get these files from a VM. KODAKPRV.EXE OIDIS400.DLL OIADM400.DLL OIFIL400.DLL OIGFS400.DLL --------------------  |
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Post by doctorbinzo on Jul 24, 2022 14:29:13 GMT -8
After hours of searching,
This is the only solution working with Windows 11 (64-bit)
By Copy the content of (System32) to (SysWow64) and regsvr32
Thanks,
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Post by nhcman on Feb 2, 2023 5:24:06 GMT -8
First and foremost: Due to legal issues, I can not provide the actual files to Kodak Imaging. You will need to get these yourself from a copy of Windows 98 or 2000, or buy the licensed version by Global 360.LONG story short, getting this up and running is fairly easy, the problem really arises from how much sodding misinformation there is online. I just spent 3 hours pulling my hair out following someone's (wrong) info regarding registering DLL files etc, getting error messages and scouring the net for solutions, only to come across a single post that laid out the real way of installing Kodak on 64 bit Windows. And it's simple as hell. So, for preservation and piece of mind in case I or someone else wants to avoid the abyss that is Google Search, here is what you need to do: --------------------------------------------------------- If you want to use kodakimaging in Windows 7 for any reason, you do the following Copy from 'C:\Windows\System' ( win98) to 'C:\Windows\SysWoW64' (win7): Kodakimaging.exe OIUI400. DLL OITWA400. DLL OIPRT400.DLL OISLB400.DLL OISSQ400.DLL OIADM400. DLL OICOM400. DLL OIDIS400.DLL OI FI L400. D LL OIGFS400.DLL IMGSHL.DLL IMGCMN.DLL IMGEDIT.OCX IMGSCAN.OCX IMGTHUMB.OCX IMGADMIN.OCX To register OCX files must open the cmd application as administrator and then position yourself in c: \ windows \ sysWoW64. From here running regsvr32. C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgadmin.ocx C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgedit.ocx C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgscan.ocx C:\WINDOWS\sysWoW64\regsvr32.exe imgthumb.ocx And ready, job finished. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Mad props to Stuntmaster from Computing.net for this simple guide. His original post is here: www.computing.net/answers/windows-7/kodakimaging-running-on-windows-7/6114.htmlProof it works: |
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Post by nhcman on Feb 2, 2023 5:27:27 GMT -8
I had follow your method, copied all required files from Windows 2000 cd disc to Windows 10-64bit SysWow64 and regsvr32, but not work!
Anything missed?
Please advice!
Thank you!
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Post by nhcman on Feb 2, 2023 5:31:09 GMT -8
p.s.
All the required files are using now in my current old Windows XP, and works!
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Post by The Jackal on Feb 5, 2023 5:59:52 GMT -8
I had follow your method, copied all required files from Windows 2000 cd disc to Windows 10-64bit SysWow64 and regsvr32, but not work! Anything missed? Please advice! Thank you! If you're saying it works on your XP install and not your W10 one, it's possible MS have broken something. I'll install the latest build of W10 and try and see if I can get it to work. 6/1/23 UPDATE: Finally got around to installing 2H2H build of Windows 10 and trying to install Kodak - I'm afraid, I can't get it working. |
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OS: Windows 10 20H1 (19041.1415)
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RAM: 20,0 GB (19,8 GB usable)
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Post by jevil7452 on Mar 2, 2023 13:30:55 GMT -8
Regarding Kodak Imaging and modern Windows: I've performed these steps, and Kodak Imaging runs fine for me on Windows 10 build 19041. So, either you did something wrong, or Microsoft did change something inbetween 19041 and 19045 (even though they're just enablement packages on top of 19041) |
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Post by The Jackal on Mar 2, 2023 13:49:19 GMT -8
Regarding Kodak Imaging and modern Windows: I've performed these steps, and Kodak Imaging runs fine for me on Windows 10 build 19041. So, either you did something wrong, or Microsoft did change something inbetween 19041 and 19045 (even though they're just enablement packages on top of 19041) Interesting. I tried it with the then most recent build and I couldn't get it to work, even though it worked for me on build 1607. Very odd. Well, at least it seems to be working now. |
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Post by nhcman on Mar 4, 2023 6:20:46 GMT -8
I had follow your method, copied all required files from Windows 2000 cd disc to Windows 10-64bit SysWow64 and regsvr32, but not work! Anything missed? Please advice! Thank you! If you're saying it works on your XP install and not your W10 one, it's possible MS have broken something. I'll install the latest build of W10 and try and see if I can get it to work. 6/1/23 UPDATE: Finally got around to installing 2H2H build of Windows 10 and trying to install Kodak - I'm afraid, I can't get it working. Form the settings / About of my Windows 10 Pro, it is a 64-bit version: 1803, installed on: 12/8/2018, on Lenovo Thinkpad T530.
It would be a bit difficult to find Windows 10 19041 installer to test!
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Post by nhcman on Mar 4, 2023 6:28:49 GMT -8
Oops! Just noted, winver could provide more detail version info: Version 1803 (OS Build 1734.1246)
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Freshman Member
Posts: 64
OS: Windows 10 20H1 (19041.1415)
Theme: Classic
CPU: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1135G7 @ 2.40GHz
RAM: 20,0 GB (19,8 GB usable)
GPU: Intel Iris Xe Graphics G7 80EU
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Post by jevil7452 on Mar 4, 2023 8:06:12 GMT -8
You must've followed the guide wrong then, or there is something wrong with your install in particular, as I did it on a fresh 1803 install and it worked fine |
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Post by nhcman on Mar 4, 2023 17:41:05 GMT -8
Noted, thank you!
Yep, may be I was missed something in installation.
I'll redo both Windows 10 and Kodak Imaging for Windows (Windows 2000) installation from scratch.
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