Scanning from Windows 2008 Scan Manager and an HP 8500 A909A

I am trying to set up a Scan server on Windows 2008 R2 and can not get it to recongnize my HP8500 A909a MFP. I can print to it from the Print Server (via the network), but not scan from it from the Scan Server.

Same problem here. Got it to scan by logging into printer ip.

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We only have UPD driver for this printer on Win Server 2008R2. YOu can check the driver page; Server 2008R2. but we do have full software solution and Basic print/scan driver for server 2008 32/64 bit. Server 2008 32/64bit
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Hi DonaldPayne,
Welcome back to the HP Support Forums! I see you are not able to scan to your HP Officejet 6500 with your computer running the Windows 8.1 Operating system. You have tried to uninstall the software but get an error message. I see you have done ALOT of troubleshooting already, thank you for that, this allows me to see what has failed for you.
I would like you to continue here and complete the steps listed below:
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4. Press the Windows key + R on the keyboard to bring up the run menu.
5. Type %programfiles(x86)% in the run field, and click OK. This is for 64 bit systems only.
6. Delete any HP/Hewlett Packard folders.
7. Press the Windows key + R on the keyboard to bring up the run menu.
8. Type %appdata% in the run field, and click OK.
9. Delete any HP/Hewlett Packard folders.
10. Press the Windows key + R on the keyboard to bring up the run menu.
11. Type %programdata% in the run field. 
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13. Press the Windows key + R on the keyboard to bring up the run menu.
14. Type regedit in the run field.
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