Reading Kodak Picture Disks.

[don_t_ask]

My father has a dead PC with a pile of “priceless” photos of his recent holidays with my mother. He gave me the source of these photos - a pile of Kodak Picture Disk floppies. If I try to read them all I get is: No ID address mark was found on the floppy disk.

I have never seen this error before and wthought perhaps I need some proprietary Kodak software to read the suckers but searching the Kodak site has availed me nought.

I have the ignorance anyone have the antidote?

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@don't ask

My father has a dead PC with a pile of “priceless” photos of his recent holidays with my mother. He gave me the source of these photos - a pile of Kodak Picture Disk floppies. If I try to read them all I get is: No ID address mark was found on the floppy disk.

Is the HD dead and gone or is it the PC it’self??
Perhaps the HD can be copied or ghosted.

I have never seen this error before and wthought perhaps I need some proprietary Kodak software to read the suckers but searching the Kodak site has availed me nought. I have the ignorance anyone have the antidote?

Are these discs that were recorded in/by the camera? Or made when the photos were printed, and from what?
Any Kodak photo processing unit at local stores should be able to read the discs.