Windows 7 driver for Scanjet 6300c scanner

Anyone have anything on a suitable replacement driver for the Scanjet 6300c Scanner for Windows 7 ?

Would you help to suggest any driver software for hpscanjet 6300c in my windows 7 pc

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no drivers for scanjet 4570c scanner for windows 8x
Sure, it's old- but, many PC accessories last a long time. This old scanner is working perfectly. I shouldn't have to junk it because HP, a multi billion dollar company doesn't want us to continue to use old accessories. I used to program- I know that it wouldn't be that big a deal to update the drivers for this old scanner to work on windows 8x.
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You need to provide Win7 with device drivers for all the Mac-specific hardware, just like when you tried out BootCamp. In order to do so, use the BootCamp Assistant to download the latest Windows drivers and place them on media the Win7 installer can use.
Run BootCamp Assistant, click Continue to skip initial screen. Check the Download latest Windows support... box, uncheck all others. Click Continue. Select to burn to a DVD/CD or store in an external drive (USB Flash?). Click Continue. Allow the disk image to download, may take awhile. Burn or copy the image onto media, as per your previous choice. Then, when the Win7 installer says there are no drivers, use the media you prepared to install them.
Note that the above explanation is when using the diskless world of Lion. If you are using Snow Leopard, there should be a BootCamp disk you can use and not have to wait.

Have a new Pavilion 23 and want driver for Scanjet

Have a new Pavilion 23 and want driver for Scanjet G2710. Can anybody help please

Hi,
Select your operating system below, then download and install the drivers listed within the Driver - Product Installation Software section. Select the Full Feature to if available, otherwise select the Basic drivers which allow scanning via Paint or Windows Fax and Scan:
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/public/psi/swdHome/?lang=en&cc=us&sp4ts.oid=3423845
For any issues, be sure to clarify what operating system you are using.
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Need HDCP-recognizing Bootcamp Windows driver for MacBook Pro's screen

I need a Bootcamp Windows driver for my MacBook Pro 15/Retina (MBR) that recognizes that the MBR's built-in screen in HDCP-compliant. The current Bootcamp drivers for Windows do recognized HDCP on an external HDMI-connected display, but do not recognized HDCP on the internal display.
BTW, I've read some statements that Windows drivers don't recognize HDCP via DisplayPort connections, so I wonder if Apple is using internal wiring that acts like it's a DisplayPort connection?
Please do not suggest things that only enable disabling DRM HDCP protection from Blu-Ray discs. I need a solution that to cooperate with DRM HDCP protection for content from live tuners, not from a Blu-Ray or DVD disc.
My application is using Windows Media Center (WMC) to play streaming content from my Silicon Dust HD HomeRun Prime (HDHR3) cable TV tuner on my MBR's built-in screen. This works fine with an external HDMI-connected (HDCP-capable) display, but I also want to get this working on my laptop's screen for when I'm stuck in bed (illness, bad back, etc.). The only application Silicon Dust offers for viewing HDHR3 tuner output on Windows (or any platform, as far as I know) which supports all protected cable channels is WMC, and WMC relies on the Apple-provided Windows NVIDIA drivers for HDCP capability. The NVIDIA Control Panel explicitly recognizes my external HDMI-connected monitor's HDCP capability, but does not recognize the MBR's internal screen has having any HDCP. This causes WMC to prevent the display of any TV channels at all from the HDHR3 when the only screen is the internal one (and it blocks DRM-protected channels if both screens are active in parallel).
I'm thinking that the best solution would be an NVIDIA driver for the built-in GeForce GT 650M for Windows 8 (or 7) which recognizes HDCP capability via DisplayPort. Is there anything like that? Or, alternately, some add-in driver that adds a layer of HDCP capability recognition to the standard drivers?
Is there any currently-available solution? . . . something that will enable the internal screen to play all the tuner's cable channels including DRM-protected ones (either on Bootcamp'ed Windows or on the OS X side)?
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Strange -- sig's comment seems gone now. I wonder why.
Anyway, I did try the latests NVidia drivers yesterday, afterall they explicitly say they added HDCP over DisplayPort, but no joy. In the NVidia control panel (for Windows), external displays via HDMI have a left-menu section for HDCP that explicitly shows it's working, but there is still no such indication for the internal display, and I am still unable to use WMC with HD HomeRun Prime cablecard tuner to play anything on the screen except channels that the provider marks "copy freely" (e.g., Bloomberg news channel 722 isn't playable, but MSNBC 723 is playable).
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As an alternative I wish there were cablecard tuner playback software on the OS X side that could play more than "copy freely" cablecard-tuned material, but there doesn't seem to be anything comparable to Windows Media Player that supports that. (Now it should be clearer why this discussion belongs under MacBook Pro and not under Bootcamp where the moderators moved it.)

Cannot extract Window driver for MAC

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I created a partition of Fat32 (that was my mistake). When I tried to load Windows using BootCamp - it did not work. It is asking me to go to Disk Utility anc conver the partition to Mac file system whcih I am unable to do that. To go round -
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You need a boot loader and that's what BootCamp establishes.

Windows 7 driver for Scanjet 4370

Will there be a Windows 7 driver for the HP Scanjet 4370?
It seems that everytime that I upgrade my operating system I loose an HP scanner.

Digitizer wrote:
Will there be a Windows 7 driver for the HP Scanjet 4370?
This page indicates the driver is available from Windows Update and there will not be drivers from HP beyond that.
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Can't find driver for Scanjet G2410 on OS 10.7

Hello.
I have just bought a Scanjet G2410.
When I first ran the installation CD, the instalation compleete with the following message:
"L’extension système «/System/Library/Extensions/hpPlugInInit.kext » n’a pas été installé correctement et ne peut être utilisé. Essayez de le réinstaller ou adressez-vous à votre revendeur pour une mise à jour"
And when I tried to scan something I got the message:
"Scanner could not be initialised, scanner not found"
So I tried to uninstall and reinstall the appropriate drivers,
But I cannot find a driver for my 10.7 version on Mac OS.
There are only drivers for 10.5 or 10.9.
Can you help me please ?
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Paul
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Hi Paul,
Follow the steps below and let me know if that helps:
Step one: Remove existing HP Scanjet software
1.Go to the Dock, click the Applications folder, and then click the Hewlett-Packard folder.
2.Click the HP Uninstaller icon.
3.Click Continue.
4.Select your scanner model and click Uninstall .
5.Click OK to complete the uninstall process.
Step two: Repair the disc permissions to avoid any possible conflicts
1. Open the the Applications folder.
2. Go to the Utilities folder.
3. Double-click on Disk Utility.
4. Select the hard drive containing the boot volume.
5. Go to the First Aid tab and select Repair Disk Permissions.
Note: This process may take several minutes depending on the Mac and amount of permissions that need to be repaired. The Progress Log will indicate when the process has been completed.
Step three: Install HP full feature software for OS X 10.6 (Snow leopard)
Download and install the latest software for OS X 10.6 from the following link:
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?sp4ts.oid=3423841&swItemId=sj_78355_5&swEnvOid=219
Step four: Install HP Scanjet update for OS X 10.7 (Lion)
Download and install the update below to ensure the update below:
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?sp4ts.oid=3423841&swItemId=cs_97791_1&swEnvOid=219#...
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I've exhausted Canon Support, trying to get a Canon PIXMA MX512 multifunction printer/scanner/fax machine to work on my father-in-law's dual 2.0 GHz processorr PowerMac C5. They do have a printer driver, downliaded from their website, that allows it to work as a printer but the only driver for the scanner function is the TWAIN driver which only works on Intel processors. They suggested that I try the scanner using Image Capture, but Image Capture doesn't recognize the scanner. Canon does not have an ICA driver, and no plans to create one. The frustration is that both the Box and the Specification sheet says that the Minimum System Requirements for the MX512 on Mac is "Mac OS 10,5,8, Intel Processor, PowerPC G5, PowerPC G4 (867 MHz or faster) 512MB." Unfortunately on their website ONLY there is an "additional disclamer" footnote 18 which reads "System requirements vary by application"... a "cop-out" which really means that all the functions may not work on your computer, which means if it doesn't work, you're stuck with it! Even the Canon support tech was frustrated after an hour working with me and consulting his co-workers and reference sources. So.... does anyone out there know of an ICA scanner driver, canon or 3rd party that might work for this Canon MX512? The frustration level is high.....

I'd see if the older version of VueScan works for the MX512, it mentions the MX510...
http://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/canon_mx510.html
Free to try it...
http://www.hamrick.com/#download
Hmmm, I have ViewScan 5.2.19 on my G5/10.5.8 & I don't see that version there!?

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Windows7 driver for hp 3970 scanner

can anybody help me with a driver for my fp 3970 on a windows7 computer

Hi,
If you only need basic scan, Vista driver will work:
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/readIndex?sp4ts.oid=298548&swLangOid=8&swEnvOid=2100
Otherwise you have to buy new scanner.
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Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit driver for SCANJET SCANNER 5550C

Can someone give me the link to get this driver? Thanks.

I dont think your going to find one. The 5550c is in the list of scanners not supported.
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Windows 7 driver for Scanjet 4470c

I have a new PC with 7 installed (no option!) and find that the installer CD fails with Error 1904. C:\....\Scanjet\hpgwiamd.dll failed to register. HRESULT -2147024770.
How can I get a some installer software that works for Windows 7?
Thanks

rdingley wrote:
Update: The Microsoft Virtual PC software (free for Windows-7 Professional and up users) with Windows XP Mode seemed to do the trick.
I got our HP 4470c HP Scanjet working under Windows 7 Professional (x64)
I checked one more time, no progress on other website pages relating to fixes or resolutions this problem. Called HP, they were very friendly and said o'h your scanner is old... legacy... it's not supported under Vista let alone Windows 7 want to buy a new one? So I went onto this course of action and simply put a few minutes worth of effort now our scanner is working on Windows 7 Professional x64. I'm fairly certain this probably will work for some of you who have other models of HP Scanners which were once were working under Windows-XP but not Windows-7, it's not guaranteed but it's a pretty good certianty so hay! give it a try.
Microsft Virtual PC - If you have not used Microsoft's Virtual PC it basically runs on top of Windows-7, a bit more than your average application but none the less that is what it is, an app/shell (it's Windows-XP within Windows 7). We have a newbox with an I5 processor and 6-gig of memory so our install went pretty fast as well as running Virtual PC. The big thing was the almost 500-meg download of Windows XP Mode software followed by another download same page of Virtual PC much smaller. The install all in all went pretty well, you download and run Windows XP Mode installation software followed by Virtual PC Software (fairly quick the download even at highspeed took longer). A few minutes of config and a reboot and you now have Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode. To install softwares which will run under XP you launch Windows XP Mode from Virtual PC under your start Menu (Windows-7) and install your application under XP Compability mode. There is a slight trick in mounting and unmounting devices (e.g USB Scanner, USB disk drives etc - getting used to the (shared & release) but after that it works great. HP Scanner Software installed fine with no errors under virtual PC.
Using Your HP SCANNER Software under Virtual PC - Before you start the HP Scanner software (e.g HP Precision Pro), you will launch Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode, mount any devices such as the scanner by going to the USB pull down tab at the top of the window, find the scanner if it's USB connected (we did not have parallel connected scanner so I am not sure how the HP scanner software would react in that case) find any disk drives you want available and connect them. A word to the wise 'watch where you save your scans to' else you'll be looking for them later and scratching your head, you may have to release them thru the USB Tab again in order to see devices later back in Windows-7.
Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode works fine for some other older programs that used to work under XP as well (see support and videos link below for more information).
Sound complicated ! It's not really, put your mind at rest. View the informative Videos on Microsoft site first, see if your system meets the requirements (e.g Does your CPU supports VM virtual mode) before you start by visiting the Download page as well.
Support & Videos**
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/support/default.aspx
Download Page (Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode Downloads, and tools to test compatibility to see if your system supports Virtual PC VM Mode, etc)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx
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rdingley wrote:
Update: The Microsoft Virtual PC software (free for Windows-7 Professional and up users) with Windows XP Mode seemed to do the trick.
I got our HP 4470c HP Scanjet working under Windows 7 Professional (x64)
I checked one more time, no progress on other website pages relating to fixes or resolutions this problem. Called HP, they were very friendly and said o'h your scanner is old... legacy... it's not supported under Vista let alone Windows 7 want to buy a new one? So I went onto this course of action and simply put a few minutes worth of effort now our scanner is working on Windows 7 Professional x64. I'm fairly certain this probably will work for some of you who have other models of HP Scanners which were once were working under Windows-XP but not Windows-7, it's not guaranteed but it's a pretty good certianty so hay! give it a try.
Microsft Virtual PC - If you have not used Microsoft's Virtual PC it basically runs on top of Windows-7, a bit more than your average application but none the less that is what it is, an app/shell (it's Windows-XP within Windows 7). We have a newbox with an I5 processor and 6-gig of memory so our install went pretty fast as well as running Virtual PC. The big thing was the almost 500-meg download of Windows XP Mode software followed by another download same page of Virtual PC much smaller. The install all in all went pretty well, you download and run Windows XP Mode installation software followed by Virtual PC Software (fairly quick the download even at highspeed took longer). A few minutes of config and a reboot and you now have Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode. To install softwares which will run under XP you launch Windows XP Mode from Virtual PC under your start Menu (Windows-7) and install your application under XP Compability mode. There is a slight trick in mounting and unmounting devices (e.g USB Scanner, USB disk drives etc - getting used to the (shared & release) but after that it works great. HP Scanner Software installed fine with no errors under virtual PC.
Using Your HP SCANNER Software under Virtual PC - Before you start the HP Scanner software (e.g HP Precision Pro), you will launch Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode, mount any devices such as the scanner by going to the USB pull down tab at the top of the window, find the scanner if it's USB connected (we did not have parallel connected scanner so I am not sure how the HP scanner software would react in that case) find any disk drives you want available and connect them. A word to the wise 'watch where you save your scans to' else you'll be looking for them later and scratching your head, you may have to release them thru the USB Tab again in order to see devices later back in Windows-7.
Virtual PC with Windows XP Mode works fine for some other older programs that used to work under XP as well (see support and videos link below for more information).
Sound complicated ! It's not really, put your mind at rest. View the informative Videos on Microsoft site first, see if your system meets the requirements (e.g Does your CPU supports VM virtual mode) before you start by visiting the Download page as well.
Support & Videos**
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/support/default.aspx
Download Page (Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode Downloads, and tools to test compatibility to see if your system supports Virtual PC VM Mode, etc)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx
Best Regards
   -Russ-
    Doc D.
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I have Canon F917500 scanner, which worked well with Windows XP. I need driver and software that I can use with Windows 8.1X64

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