I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically
functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10 and
my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner owners after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for Twain drivers
and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the module though.
I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically
functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10 and
my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner owners after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for Twain drivers
and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the module though.
I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically
functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10
and my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner
owners after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for
Twain drivers and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the
module though.
I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically
functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10 and
my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner owners after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for Twain drivers
and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the module though.
John C. wrote:
I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10
and my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner owners after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for
Twain drivers and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the
module though.
This kind of made me nervous because I have an Epson WF-4740 and I do scanning at times. Running version Windows 10 Pro 4412. I just tested my scanning and it works fine. The Epson scanning program uses Twain. I also opened the scanning program in IranView.
<Bill>
I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically
functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10 and
my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner owners >after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for Twain drivers
and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the module >though.
On 25/05/2024 15:59, John C. wrote:
I have a Canon Canoscan 8400F scanner which is still mechanically
functional. However, I'm pretty much unable to use it in Windows 10 and
my understanding is that problem started for others Canon scanner owners
after a Windows 10 update. The update dropped support for Twain drivers
and now W10 will only allow WIA scanners.
Have any of you figured out a way around this problem?
TIA
PS. I already know that I can use NAPS2:
https://www.naps2.com/
It only allows me to scan one page at a time before it closes the module
though.
I use NAPS2 for multiple pages. Works fine on Win10 and Win11.
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