Visioneer Strobe XP450 sheet fed scanner compatibility


  1. kenr64
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    windows 7 home 64 bit
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    Visioneer Strobe XP450 sheet fed scanner compatibility


    I can't get it to work on a windows 7 64 bit HP computer w 8 gb ram. Visioneer says they have no plans to create a compatible driver.

    Any Suggestions?

    Tia,

    Ken
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  3. Kencelot
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    W7 x64 Ultimate
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    Have you tried the driver for Vista x64?

    Strobe XP 450 Drivers and Manuals
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  4. kenr64
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    windows 7 home 64 bit
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    yes, did not help - The scanner seems to install and is listed in the device manager but every time I try to scan using MS office 07 document scanner or Paperport 12 I get an "XP 450 hardware internal fault" error. I also tried Vuescan and it just hangs in neverland when I try to scan.
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