Transfering pictures from Kodak digital camera to Dell Desktop?

I recently reformatted my hard drive. Before I would plug my Kodak digital camera in and then a menu would pop up and I could transfer my pictures from my camera to my Dell Dimenson 3000 desktop. I could also do some minor editing like the darkness and cropping. Now when I plug in the camera, nothing happens. Do I need to reinstall a driver or software. I had whatever was standard/came with the computer. What do I need to get it back to the way it was before I reformatted the computer?

I already have the CD that came with camera and tried D/L software from Kodak. Both are the same. I don't like that program, too complicated. I am looking for the program that came with the computer, but not sure what it would be called.

If you go to the Kodak website, you can type in the model of the camera that you have and it will give you the option of downloading the updated drivers for your camera as well as the updated "EasyShare" software. No need to look for you CD that came with the camera. You may have to register on the site but it's ad/spy-free anyway and you can opt-out of emails. Hope that helps.

The camera probably came w/ some software Cd. Just install that and it shud be back the way it was. You can still access the pics w/o installing anything. Once its pluged in, go to my computer. There you shud see ur camera. click on it and copy the pics.

reinstall the driver if you have it. If not, go on-line and get it from Kodak.

whatever software came with the camera , you'll have to reinstall ti and then you're set good luck