The PC Does Not Recognize the Scanner

(Connecting via SCSI)

The following are possible causes of the PC failing to recognize the scanner. Check each possible cause.

Cause

The scanner is not connected correctly.

Remedy

Make sure that the scanner and the computer are correctly

 

connected. (See p. 21.)

 

 

Cause

The SCSI card is not correctly installed in the PC.

Remedy

Refer to the manual for the SCSI card and the computer and

 

install the SCSI card to the computer correctly.

 

Alternatively, check the following things, depending on your

 

operating system.

 

Windows 98SE/ME

 

Click [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] - [System] -

 

[Device Manager], and make sure that no “x” or “!” symbol

 

appears next to the SCSI Controller entry. If either of these

 

symbols is displayed, refer to the instruction manual for the SCSI

 

card and make the SCSI card settings again.

 

Windows NT 4.0 Workstation

 

Click [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] - [SCSI Adapter], and

 

make sure that the system recognizes the SCSI card properly. If

 

the system dose not recognize the SCSI card properly, refer to the

 

instruction manual for the SCSI card and make the SCSI card

 

settings again.

 

Windows 2000 Professional

 

Click [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] - [System] -

 

[Hardware] - [Device Manager], and make sure that no “x” or “!”

 

symbol appears next to the SCSI Controller entry. If either of

 

these symbols is displayed, refer to the instruction manual for the

 

SCSI card and make the SCSI card settings again.

 

Windows XP

 

Click [Start] - [Control Panel] - [System] - [Hardware] - [Device

 

Manager], and make sure that no “x” or “!” symbol appears next

 

to the SCSI Controller entry. If either of these symbols appears,

 

refer to the instruction manual for the SCSI card and reconfigure

 

the SCSI card.

 

 

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