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Hi Everyone,
I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220",
I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Hi Bruce,
Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Hi Mike,
Thanks. However, I'm not really worried about getting the Canon scanner working. I'm more interested in a way to force Vista to use the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers for my HP (all-in-one Printer/Scanner). I just used the Canon as a convenient way to show that the Laserjet Scanner drivers actually exist in Vista since Vista only wants to install the printer only drivers for that device. Regards, Mark "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote: Mark I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Hi Mark, Have you tried using the scanner in Windows Photo Gallery? Click
File/Import from scanner or camera. If this works your in box drivers are installed and working. I had the same problem with my Canon MP 500. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Mike, Thanks. However, I'm not really worried about getting the Canon scanner working. I'm more interested in a way to force Vista to use the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers for my HP (all-in-one Printer/Scanner). I just used the Canon as a convenient way to show that the Laserjet Scanner drivers actually exist in Vista since Vista only wants to install the printer only drivers for that device. Regards, Mark "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote: Mark I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Hi Jerry,
I'm not trying to get the Canon scanner working. I'm trying to install the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers. These drivers exist in Vista for scanners, but Vista wants to install only the printer drivers for the Laserjet 1220. The 1220 is both a scanner and a printer, but Vista refuses to see the scanner side of the 1220. Regards, Mark "Jerry P" wrote: Hi Mark, Have you tried using the scanner in Windows Photo Gallery? Click File/Import from scanner or camera. If this works your in box drivers are installed and working. I had the same problem with my Canon MP 500. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Mike, Thanks. However, I'm not really worried about getting the Canon scanner working. I'm more interested in a way to force Vista to use the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers for my HP (all-in-one Printer/Scanner). I just used the Canon as a convenient way to show that the Laserjet Scanner drivers actually exist in Vista since Vista only wants to install the printer only drivers for that device. Regards, Mark "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote: Mark I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Yes Mark I fully understand your question. If the scanner works in windows
photo gallery, then the inbox drivers are ok, you need to wait for scanner driver updates from HP !!!! Its the same problem I had with my Cannon. Good luck, HP is one of the slowest ones to update drivers. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message news ![]() Hi Jerry, I'm not trying to get the Canon scanner working. I'm trying to install the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers. These drivers exist in Vista for scanners, but Vista wants to install only the printer drivers for the Laserjet 1220. The 1220 is both a scanner and a printer, but Vista refuses to see the scanner side of the 1220. Regards, Mark "Jerry P" wrote: Hi Mark, Have you tried using the scanner in Windows Photo Gallery? Click File/Import from scanner or camera. If this works your in box drivers are installed and working. I had the same problem with my Canon MP 500. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Mike, Thanks. However, I'm not really worried about getting the Canon scanner working. I'm more interested in a way to force Vista to use the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers for my HP (all-in-one Printer/Scanner). I just used the Canon as a convenient way to show that the Laserjet Scanner drivers actually exist in Vista since Vista only wants to install the printer only drivers for that device. Regards, Mark "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote: Mark I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Canon have made available Vista drivers for scanners in the line up that were not originally compatible.. www.canon.com will get you there.. "Jerry P" wrote in message ... Yes Mark I fully understand your question. If the scanner works in windows photo gallery, then the inbox drivers are ok, you need to wait for scanner driver updates from HP !!!! Its the same problem I had with my Cannon. Good luck, HP is one of the slowest ones to update drivers. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message news ![]() Hi Jerry, I'm not trying to get the Canon scanner working. I'm trying to install the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers. These drivers exist in Vista for scanners, but Vista wants to install only the printer drivers for the Laserjet 1220. The 1220 is both a scanner and a printer, but Vista refuses to see the scanner side of the 1220. Regards, Mark "Jerry P" wrote: Hi Mark, Have you tried using the scanner in Windows Photo Gallery? Click File/Import from scanner or camera. If this works your in box drivers are installed and working. I had the same problem with my Canon MP 500. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Mike, Thanks. However, I'm not really worried about getting the Canon scanner working. I'm more interested in a way to force Vista to use the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers for my HP (all-in-one Printer/Scanner). I just used the Canon as a convenient way to show that the Laserjet Scanner drivers actually exist in Vista since Vista only wants to install the printer only drivers for that device. Regards, Mark "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote: Mark I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |
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Hi Mike, yes I know this and d/l it a long time ago. I was using it as an
example trying to help the guy out. Jerry "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote in message ... Jerry Canon have made available Vista drivers for scanners in the line up that were not originally compatible.. www.canon.com will get you there.. "Jerry P" wrote in message ... Yes Mark I fully understand your question. If the scanner works in windows photo gallery, then the inbox drivers are ok, you need to wait for scanner driver updates from HP !!!! Its the same problem I had with my Cannon. Good luck, HP is one of the slowest ones to update drivers. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message news ![]() Hi Jerry, I'm not trying to get the Canon scanner working. I'm trying to install the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers. These drivers exist in Vista for scanners, but Vista wants to install only the printer drivers for the Laserjet 1220. The 1220 is both a scanner and a printer, but Vista refuses to see the scanner side of the 1220. Regards, Mark "Jerry P" wrote: Hi Mark, Have you tried using the scanner in Windows Photo Gallery? Click File/Import from scanner or camera. If this works your in box drivers are installed and working. I had the same problem with my Canon MP 500. Jerry "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Mike, Thanks. However, I'm not really worried about getting the Canon scanner working. I'm more interested in a way to force Vista to use the "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" drivers for my HP (all-in-one Printer/Scanner). I just used the Canon as a convenient way to show that the Laserjet Scanner drivers actually exist in Vista since Vista only wants to install the printer only drivers for that device. Regards, Mark "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote: Mark I have an aging Canon Lide 30, and the XP drivers and Canon Toolbox work in Vista.. have you tried installing from your original Canon CD? "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Bruce, Thanks for getting back to me. I have another scanner attached to the same computer - a Canon Canoscan 4200F. There are no drivers available for this device yet, so it shows up in the device manager under an "Other devices" category. The following steps allow me to install the "Laserjet 1220 Scanner" driver for the Canon: 1. Select "Update Driver Software" for the Canon scanner 2. Select "Browse my computer for driver software" 3. Select "Let my pick from a list of device drivers..." 4. Select "Imaging Devices" from the "Device Type" menu. 5. Select "Hewlett Packard" from the "Manufacturer" list. 6. Select "HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner" from the "Model" list. 7. Select "Next" - then press "Yes" in the "Update Driver Warning" popup window 8. The HP Laserjet 1220 Scanner drivers are then installed for the Canon - of course, they don't work for the Canon... The "Driver File Details" window for the Canon scanner now includes the following driver files: C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Prt.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4.sys C:\Windows\System32\Dot4Scan.sys C:\Windows\System32\ksthunk.sys C:\Windows\System32\hpljbfig.sys Any help or ideas on this issue are much appreciated. Regards, Mark "Bruce Sanderson" wrote: If you can say where (or how) you see a "Vista scanner driver for th 1220", I (or someone else) may be able figure out how to "install" it. I don't have an HP LaserJet1220, so I couldn't tell whether it works or not. -- Bruce Sanderson MVP Printing http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders It is perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone, I've got an HP Laserjet 1220 with the scanner attachment. It installs fine in Vista Enterprise RTM as a printer, but not as a scanner. However, I noticed that there is also a Vista scanner driver for the 1220 that includes both the printer and scanner drivers for the 1220. Is there any way that I can force the printer to use the scanner version of the Vista driver when the driver wizard will only let me install a printer driver for this device? In other words, how can I reach the generic driver wizard that allows me to select the device type so that I can tell vista that this is a scanner instead of a printer? Thanks for your help. |