Cyberview X Windows 10
Ronald Gruzinsky
A few questions to answer before posting:
What does the error say?
Does it have an error code? e.g 0x0000008e
Which Software Version are you using? e.g Office 2003
What is the make and model of the hardware? Epson R300 printer etc.
What was the last thing you did or installed before the problem started?
What have you already done?
This is an interesting academic challenge, but the gent remembered an old
laptop in the closet. This scanner has drivers for it, so we are going to
hook that up for scanning to avoid the problem.
Thanks to everyone who has sent information on this.
This is an interesting academic challenge, but the gent remembered an old laptop in the closet. This scanner has drivers for it, so we are going to hook that up for scanning to avoid the problem.
Thanks to everyone who has sent information on this.
I cant ever see a reason to be using two scanners at the same time on
one
machine but I think that one instance of a USB scanner is incorrect. I
know
of post where someone has a Canon LIDE 70 and a LIDE 80 installed; both
these scanners are USB.
Not being able to use two scanners at the same time is probably
correct and
does seem logical, but having two or more scanners installed
wouldnt/shouldnt be a problem as far as I can see and not being able
to do
this would defeat the object of USB in the first place I.e. USB is Hot
Swappable.
Im going to test this out tomorrow. Ill get my sisters USB scanner and
plug them both in. I have a little Canon LIDE 30 and she has an Epson
perfection. Ill also ring my friend up later as he has Film and a Slide
scanner attached but Im not sure they are both USB.
The only issue I can see would be driver conflict if using shared files.
i.e. if a driver overwrites a .dll file and basically corrupts that
.dll for
the other scanner driver. I personally would uninstall the HP AIO drivers
and software uninstall the cyber drivers too if possible. Reboot and
install
the Cyber scanner first, reboot and then reinstall the HP AIO. Another
alternative is to install windows 2000 drivers instead of the XP
version. I
know it seems odd but it has worked for me in the past.
The obvious option for me would be to install both separately, so that
the
drivers are at least installed ok, then reboot XP and leave the one you
dont want to use turned off or unplugged. Use it for a while, then
when you
want to use the other scanner try turning the one you are using off
and then
turn the unused one on. To me that seems the easiest way.
I cant ever see a reason to be using two scanners at the same time on one
machine but I think that one instance of a USB scanner is incorrect. I know
of post where someone has a Canon LIDE 70 and a LIDE 80 installed; both
these scanners are USB.
Not being able to use two scanners at the same time is probably correct and
does seem logical, but having two or more scanners installed
wouldnt/shouldnt be a problem as far as I can see and not being able to do
this would defeat the object of USB in the first place I.e. USB is Hot
Swappable.
The only issue I can see would be driver conflict if using shared files.
i.e. if a driver overwrites a .dll file and basically corrupts that .dll for
the other scanner driver. I personally would uninstall the HP AIO drivers
and software uninstall the cyber drivers too if possible. Reboot and install
the Cyber scanner first, reboot and then reinstall the HP AIO. Another
alternative is to install windows 2000 drivers instead of the XP version. I
know it seems odd but it has worked for me in the past.
The obvious option for me would be to install both separately, so that the
drivers are at least installed ok, then reboot XP and leave the one you
dont want to use turned off or unplugged. Use it for a while, then when you
want to use the other scanner try turning the one you are using off and then
turn the unused one on. To me that seems the easiest way.
Newest drivers dont always mean best, unless there is a reason to update a
driver, like to fix an issue or have greater functionality dont! Many
people upgrade their graphic card drivers only to find games etc crash, or
the frame rate drops.
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