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I am configuring a computer for my old man and he is frequently scanning documents. He has a bad memory and is not very good with computers so I am trying to make things as simple as possible for him.
Thanks, I'm actually doing the same, setting up my dad's new computer. So there's an application in C:\Windows\System32 called wiaacmrg.exe that opens a scan console, so you can make a shortcut to it and it has an icon with scanner next to a camera so it's just about perfect.
I have a WCP238 in my office that we bought new in 2005. We had been using it with a Windows XP computer for scanning. Well, that computer recently died. I have been unsuccessfully attempting to scan to the new replacement computer running Windows 7 64-bit via SMB. I've seen indications that SMB "will never work" with Xerox copiers on Windows 7, to use FTP instead. Well FTP doesn't seem to work either. I have set up the FTP on the new Windows 7 computer, and can access it successfully from other computers in the office as well as from my cellphone. It seems that everything EXCEPT the WCP238 will access it.
Just want to let you know i have tried everything in this forum and ThiS post was the only one that fixed the issue with the network scanning. I had the login name wrong and I was using the file path in the Doc path which should have been blank. Pretty much everything the Xerox user giude says was wrong with the setup (it was written before Windows 7).
First, I've created a new user on my system called "scan" with password "scan". Next, I've created a folder in the C drive root called "Scans" and it is shared and has read/write access by the user "scan".
How many files are on the disk? Do you have a record?
Is the disk an HDD or SSD?
Try cleaning up the drive before a scan. In Explorer, right click on C: and select Properties > Disk Clean-up.
The Defender scan is alternated between Quick and Full every two weeks as part of this housekeeping rota. This is where the discrepancy between the two machines has become apparent. Prior to updating Win 7 to Win 10 on the laptop I used Avira AV and the differences then were negligible.
Nmap only supports ethernet interfaces (including most802.11 wireless cards and many VPN clients) for raw packet scans.Unless you use the -sT -Pn options, RAS connections(such as PPP dialups) and certain VPN clients are not supported. Thissupport was dropped when Microsoft removed raw TCP/IP socket supportin Windows XP SP2. Now Nmap must send lower-level ethernet framesinstead.
When using Nmap without Npcap, you cannotgenerally scan your own machine from itself (using aloopback IP such as 127.0.0.1 or any of itsregistered IP addresses). This is a Windows limitation that wehave worked around in Npcap, which is included in the Windows self-installer.Users stuck without a Npcap installation can use a TCPconnect scan without pinging (-sT -Pn) as that usesthe high level socket API rather than sending rawpackets.
Scan speeds on Windows are generally comparable to those onUnix, though the latter often has a slight performance edge. Oneexception to this is connect scan (-sT), which isoften much slower on Windows because of deficiencies in the Windowsnetworking API. This is a shame, since that is the one TCP scan thatworks over all networking types (not just ethernet, like the raw packet scans).Connect scan performance can beimproved substantially by applying the Registry changes in thenmap_performance.reg file included with Nmap. By default these changes are applied for you by the Nmap executable installer. This registry fileis in the nmap-directory of the Windows binary zip file, andnmap-/mswin32in the source tarball (where is theversion number of the specific release). These changes increasethe number of ephemeral ports reserved for user applications (such asNmap) and reduce the time delay before a closed connection canbe reused. Most people simply check the box to apply these changes in the executable Nmap installer, but you can also apply them by double-clicking onnmap_performance.reg, or by running the commandregedt32 nmap_performance.reg. To make the changes by hand, add these three Registry DWORD values toHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters:
After I posted I went ahead and scanned the rest of the ones I could. I guess now it make a bit more sense. I think the only thing I was missing was something a bit more obvious at the top of each entry, kind of like how the Mac version lets you select the QR code right from the Purple banner.
Yea thanks @Blake . Once I got the hang of how to perform the steps in Windows it's actually a bit better because it just automatically scans the entire screen. It was the initial, "where do I do this?" that threw me off. :) :p
Windows Computer is an agentless, scheduled scanning target that scans any individual Windows domain or workgroup computer specified by you. You can submit an unlimited number of Windows Computer targets for scanning and specify a separate scanning schedule for each.
To submit a target like this for scanning, select Add Scanning Target in the Scanning > Scanning Targets section of the web console and choose the Windows Computer scanning type in the resulting pop-up. If you have multiple scanning servers, there will be multiple configuration tabs on the Scanning Targets page, one for each server.
Tenable Nessus allows you to configure your scan configurations with the credentials needed for Windows logins. You can do so during the Create a Scan process, or you can add credentials to an existing scan configuration.
I have an elderly novice client using Windows 10 Pro and the Windows Scan app that we downloaded from the Microsoft Store, as his fancy Canon laser AIO's native software keeps tripping up. The Scan app works just fine, but he keeps his scans in a folder on his Desktop and the app keeps defaulting to saving the items into a Scans subfolder within Pictures. It's confusing him and I'd like to find a way, maybe through registry edits, to change the default save location so it always directs to his Desktop subfolder. It's too many steps for him to have to change the default save location every time. Googling this has proved problematic, since the search terms are so generic. Anyone here have a clue?
The IJ Scan Utility is needed in order to scan photos and documents from your scanner to your computer. This is included in the MP Drivers package or Driver Setup Package (depending on your model) and may have been installed when you first set up the printer.
If you have not already installed the MP Drivers package or Driver Setup Package you can find downloads for those here: Software and Drivers.
Mac user? If you are using a Mac computer, learn how to download and run the IJ Scan Utility on a Mac.
Once the IJ Scan Utility is open, be sure that your device is listed at the top of the window. Place your photo or document on the scanner, and then choose either Photo or Document on the IJ Scan Utility to initiate the scan.
If you have more than one scanner or have changed from a USB connection to a network connection, you'll need to set the network environment from the IJ Scan Utility. Learn how to set network scan settings. You can also visit this article to learn how to use the IJ Scan Utility.
I've written a python program that uses os.walk along with os.path.getsize to get the file list, and it works fine, but is not particularly fast. I noticed one of the freeware programs I had downloaded accomplished the same scan much faster than my program.
Any ideas for speeding up the file scan? Here's my python code, but keep in mind that I'm not at all married to os.walk and perfectly willing to use others APIs (including windows native APIs) if there are better alternatives.
It is much faster than python walk, but uses the same syntax. Just import scandir and change os.walk() to scandir.walk(). That's it. It is the fastest way to traverse directories and files in python.
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Amazon Inspector EC2 scanning extracts metadata from your EC2 instance, then, compares this metadata against rules collected from security advisories to produce findings. Amazon Inspector scans instances for package vulnerabilities and for network reachability issues. For information about the types of findings produced for these issues, see Finding types in Amazon Inspector.
Amazon Inspector performs network reachability scans once every 24 hours, while package vulnerability scans are performed on a variable cadence depending on the scan method associated with the instance.
Package vulnerability scans can be performed using an agent-based or agentless scan method. These scan methods determine how and when Amazon Inspector collects the software inventory from an EC2 instance for package vulnerability scans. The agent-based method relies on the SSM agent to collect software inventory, while the agentless method uses Amazon EBS snapshots instead of an agent.
Agent-based scans are performed continuously using the SSM agent on all eligible instances. For agent-based scans, Amazon Inspector uses SSM associations, and plugins installed through these associations, to collect software inventory from your instances. In addition to package vulnerability scans for operating system packages, Amazon Inspector agent-based scanning can also detect package vulnerabilities for application programming language packages in Linux-based instances through Amazon Inspector deep inspection for Amazon EC2 Linux instances.
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