16-Bit Scanner-Driver under NT4.0

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3 total messages Started by Daniel Bodendorfer Tue, 08 Jun 1999 00:00

#24

Author: Daniel Bodendorfer
Date: Tue, 08 Jun 1999 00:00

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Hello!

I have big problems with my Microtek ScanMaker IIs under WinNT4.0.

The Driver wich are included when you buy the scanner are 16-Bit-Driver, and
the don't run under NT4.0.

You can install the driver but when they try to get access to the adress
"d400" NT makes a failure.

Does anyone have a 32-Bit-Driver for this Scanner for NT4.0?
Does anyone know how you can tell WindowsNT to give 16-Bit-Tasks access to
the adress "d400"?

Thanks a lot!!

Daniel

Re: 16-Bit Scanner-Driver under NT4.0

#23

Author: Jan Johansson
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 00:00

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>Does anyone have a 32-Bit-Driver for this Scanner for NT4.0?
>Does anyone know how you can tell WindowsNT to give 16-Bit-Tasks access to
>the adress "d400"?



Is that a paralell port scanner / scanner with its own non-scsi interface
card? ? If so it probably tries to access the hardware directly, and that is
not supported under NT.

Re: 16-Bit Scanner-Driver under NT4.0

#25

Author: Paul D.Smith
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 00:00

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If you haven't already,  try the Microtek web site in case they have NT
drivers.  16-bit drivers won't work on NT.

Paul DS.

Daniel Bodendorfer wrote in message ...
>Hello!
>
>I have big problems with my Microtek ScanMaker IIs under WinNT4.0.
>
>The Driver wich are included when you buy the scanner are 16-Bit-Driver,
and
>the don't run under NT4.0.
>
>You can install the driver but when they try to get access to the adress
>"d400" NT makes a failure.
>
>Does anyone have a 32-Bit-Driver for this Scanner for NT4.0?
>Does anyone know how you can tell WindowsNT to give 16-Bit-Tasks access to
>the adress "d400"?
>
>Thanks a lot!!
>
>Daniel
>
>

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