Mustek MFC-600S Driver Reviews

s scanners in device manager. Sometimes, a failed install of this driver will cause a problem. In the device manager, you might have a generic scsi scanner under imaging devices. If you cannot uninstall it, it may be that you need to re-install the driver and then uninstall it. In properties, there should be an option to install the driver - choose 'from list', and 'imaging devices' - the mustek 1200 driver should show up from previously failed install. Install it, reboot, then uninstall the driver, reboot. 3. Go to c \windows\twain32 and remove any remainents of the twain driver - Be careful, some folders are for other devices you may have (I had a dig. camera). I had several folders, determined from the documents what should be there and what shouldn't be there - in my case I had mistakenly installed the winNT MFC600 driver, and it had stuff mixed in there with the driver we download from here - in the MFSC_A4S folder - so I removed that folder (remember, I had uninstalled the driver before hand from device manager). I had an empty folder, removed that also. I loaded up irfanview, an image program, and checked to see what twain sources I had - just my digital camera left. 4. Turn off your scanner, reboot the computer, so that it doesn't find one. 5. run the fixwinxp.exe program, and tell it to use run.exe as in the previous instructions. FYI - fixwinxp just changes the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion from "Microsoft Windows XP" to "Microsoft Windows 2000" temporarily. You can manually do this if you remember to change it back to XP when you're done. When it tells you to reboot, it will fail (trying to reboot 2K makes it logoff on my machine) - make sure you make it shutdown instead of logoff. Turn on the scanner, boot the computer. It should find the scanner, go ahead and let it install the Mustek 1200 drivers it finds. Should work after that!"