William,

Sure sounds like it. After you find out what has disabled PNP, a good way
to maintain PNP (which is a big cyber hole that is open to viral attack) is
with a small freeware program called, "Unplug n' Pray."  Simply stated,
this program shuts down PNP and leaves it this way.  When you need to
install a Plug and Play device just turn PNP on, then after installation,
turn it off again. Read the info on the website before installing. Here's
the website address: http://grc.com/UnPnP/UnPnP.htm

Good Luck

John D.

At 11:51 PM 9/3/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>   In BIOS does" Legacy USB Support:" Disabled , mean that my USB port is
> Disabled. I can't get my Kodak picture transfer to work.  On boot I get
> three errors.
>1. Error starting Program, MSVCP60.DLL File is linked to missing
>export     MSVCRT.DLL:_ lc_collate_cp
>
>  2. Could not load the target dll("C:\Program files\kodak\KODAK Software
> Updater\7288971L\Program\backWeb.dll",error code 31
>
>3. C:\Program Filies\Files\Kodak\KODAK Picture Transfer
>Software\pts.exe   a device attached to the system is not functioning
>
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