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Cannon scanner on W7.
Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say
they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
Fred wrote:
Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. Isn't that a twain compliant scanner? I have one, and I never used the install disk with it because it worked with software I aleady had installed. I just had to select it. That was with XP, but have you tried using anything that allows you to import images from a scanner? -- Enkidu |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
Fred wrote:
Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. You might try installing the Vista drive in compatibility mode (Vista SP2). |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
Fred wrote:
Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. Try this and, please, give a feedback http://www.hamrick.com/ |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 16:54:44 +1300, "Fred"
wrote: Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. I have a Canon U650N that has the same problem. Vuescan (www.hamrick.com) has suitable drivers that allows me to use the scanner in Win 7 64 bit, it will likely work for you too. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message ... On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 16:54:44 +1300, "Fred" wrote: Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. I have a Canon U650N that has the same problem. Vuescan (www.hamrick.com) has suitable drivers that allows me to use the scanner in Win 7 64 bit, it will likely work for you too. Probably would, but surely there's a freeware driver somewhere. . If I have to pay I'd rather put it towards a new combination printer/scanner. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
"Fred" wrote in message ... Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. I had a similar problem with a HP scanner only basic drivers available which meant I could not use it to scan negs and transparencies only documents. After waiting to see if HP would update there drivers I stumbeled on how to install as xp or vista compatible. First Right click on the setup exe folder for your scanner then the compatibility tab in Properties Select XP or Vist depending on the age of your drivers Then ok your way back out and then left click open install as administrator And it should then go ahead and complete the install |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
On 02/01/2010 8:54 PM, Fred wrote:
Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. Given how old it is, might want to pickup a printer with your next PC purchase. Usually for $29, less than the price of a cartridge you can get an all in one. I have a Canon Lide 20 if my wife hasn't hucked it. Haven't used it in 8 years. They were not very good, but were cheap. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
If your version of Windows 7 and your PC can support it, the Lide will
run in XP compatibility in 32 bits. In 64 bits, it won't work at all. On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 16:54:44 +1300, "Fred" wrotG: Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
I tried this. It requires the canon driver which won't install except
in compatibility mode. On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 08:04:12 +0100, "Lynkx" wrotG: Fred wrote: Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. Try this and, please, give a feedback http://www.hamrick.com/ |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
"Canuck57" wrote in message
... On 02/01/2010 8:54 PM, Fred wrote: Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. Given how old it is, might want to pickup a printer with your next PC purchase. Usually for $29, less than the price of a cartridge you can get an all in one. Bleah. All in one equipment blows. Chunks. Have one part fail, then you're without all of it, if you send it in for repairs. Not to mention that it's generally low-end consumer-grade stuff. My solution for having no driver, was to sell the old one, and buy an Epson Perfection V500. The guy I sold the old one to traded it for a LIDE scanner. Figures. I have a Canon Lide 20 if my wife hasn't hucked it. Haven't used it in 8 years. They were not very good, but were cheap. Heh, I've got a use for one, if someone would give it to me for free. I think it would be nice, turned into a portable lightbox. Just need the right LEDs, and put translucent white (either a sheet of plastic, or spray paint) to diffuse the light. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
Lord Vetinari wrote:
Heh, I've got a use for one, if someone would give it to me for free. I think it would be nice, turned into a portable lightbox. Just need the right LEDs, and put translucent white (either a sheet of plastic, or spray paint) to diffuse the light. Even cheaper: a window and a piece of tape! Not so good at night, though. -- Enkidu |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
I have a LIDE 70 running on Win 7 64. Driver and toolbox were downloaded
from Canon. Driver is Canon ScanGear Version 12.1.1 64-bit Edition. Toolbox is CanoScan Toolbox Version 5.0.1.2a. JimSp. "Fred" wrote in message ... Has anybody found a solution to run a Canon Lide 30 scanner on W7. Canon say they probably won't release a driver for it cos the scanner is too old. (Mine's 5 yrs and hardly used thanks Cannon) Vista driver won't do it. |
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Cannon scanner on W7.
"Enkidu" wrote in message
.. . Lord Vetinari wrote: Heh, I've got a use for one, if someone would give it to me for free. I think it would be nice, turned into a portable lightbox. Just need the right LEDs, and put translucent white (either a sheet of plastic, or spray paint) to diffuse the light. Even cheaper: a window and a piece of tape! Not so good at night, though. Heh...I used to do just that. Actually, I've got a little one (5"x8", I think), and had been using a platemaker for offset press that came out of my parents' church, but I need to take it apart and figure out why it isn't lighting up anymore...and/or tear it apart, and build a new, smaller cabinet for the lightpanel. |
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