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Old 08-01-2026, 06:26 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
If you've been removing the DRM from Kindle eBooks on your Kindle, it's most likely that Amazon changed the DRM on your Kindle.

The only way to do it now is to do it using the Windows Store version of Kindle which needs Windows 11. Then you need the latest version of DeDRM which is 10.0.28.
Thanks very much.

Yes, I have been loading books via my Kindle. Fortunately, I am using Windows 11.

I wasn't aware of DeDRM v. 10.0.28, had to go hunting fort it, and added it to Calibre. I then installed the latest Kindle for PC (1.0.18632), obtained from the Microsoft Store.

I eventually tracked down my downloaded book to C:\Users\peter\AppData\Local\Packages\AMZNKindle.A mazonKindleReadingApp_m1sc522ngdk36\LocalState\Cla ssic\Content\B0DS571XMN_EBOK.azw .

Unfortunately, trying to add that to Calibre was not successful. The attached image shows the result.
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