Picasa: hello Uhh's I see people asking about picasa. I had to replace my computer last month and with windows 7, I lost my copy of picasa so I started up my old computer moved the...

Reddawg

hello Uhh's I see people asking about picasa. I had to replace my computer last month and with windows 7, I lost my copy of picasa so I started up my old computer moved the complete picasa file to a thumb drive, then installed it on my windows 10 computer. It works fine, then made a short cut for the desk top. the only thing it won't do is down load to google photo. Be sure to put it in the same file that it came from. good luck.

bull drink water Loc: pontiac mi.

right on, I reinstalled it on my computer, work's fine.

Spirit Vision Photography Loc: Behind a Camera.

I tried that, and it won't function properly. I always some type of technical prompt ?😡

brucewells Loc: Central Kentucky

Reddawg wrote:

hello Uhh's I see people asking about picasa. I had to replace my computer last month and with windows 7, I lost my copy of picasa so I started up my old computer moved the complete picasa file to a thumb drive, then installed it on my windows 10 computer. It works fine, then made a short cut for the desk top. the only thing it won't do is down load to google photo. Be sure to put it in the same file that it came from. good luck.

Every application installed on a PC needs to get there through some sort of installation routine, meaning, you must click a button titled 'Install' at some point. Just copying files onto your system will generally not work. The reason is that just copying it onto you machine makes no entries into the Registry, which is where configuration settings are stored, like those to download to Google Photo.

Spirit Vision Photography Loc: Behind a Camera.

brucewells wrote:

Every application installed on a PC needs to get there through some sort of installation routine, meaning, you must click a button titled 'Install' at some point. Just copying files onto your system will generally not work. The reason is that just copying it onto you machine makes no entries into the Registry, which is where configuration settings are stored, like those to download to Google Photo.

That sounds logical to me. I'll have to figure it out.

Thanks

Joker Loc: Kent (Seattle), WA

I believe Google is phasing out Picasa. Mine prompted me (about 6 months ago) to go to https://photos.google.com/ and I found all my stuff there ready to go. I've used it ever since.

jerry43 Loc: Central California

I had it and really liked it but when google guit supporting it any new photo I added would have a pink cast to it got rid of it because of that. I wish they would bring it back.

danielquint

I just had to change out my computer and found a download on line for picasa.

royb_36-cox.net Loc: Phoenix

Google "picasa download" Use file hippo which is a reliable download site.
Link http://filehippo.com/download_picasa/