Import in PSE 13 using CanoScan 9000F under Windows 7 64 Bit

I have installed the new PSE 13 on my Windows 7 64 Bit PC. I use a scanner CanoScan 9000F, the most actual driver is installed (ScanGear).
But the scanner doesn't appear in the list when selecting "Import" in PSE.
My last (also still installed) PSE Version was 10. Here the CanoScan 9000F appears in the selection. For this Version I copied Twain_32.8BA from directory Adobe\Photoshop Elements 10\Optional Plug-Ins\Import-Export into Adobe\PhotoShop Elements 10\Plug-Ins\Import-Export directory.
But in PSE 13, no such file exists. Copying the Version from PSE 10 does not work.
Is it right, that Twain Drivers are no longer supported?
Thanks for any help
digiwal1

Yep. I agree with the above comments. Other users have reported issues while working with outlook 64 bit. Here is one such discussion http://forums.adobe.com/message/3289324 .
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