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Epson Scan Won't Work Anymore.
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I've got an Epson All-in-One SX235W printer. The printer itself works fine, but when I try to use Epson Scan I get the dialog box, saying "Cannot communicate with the scanner". The printer will copy documents OK, but having tried all help and google-speak the scanner still refuses to co-operate.
Am I missing something simple, or is it me that's simple.?
The scanner has worked perfectly in the past, and nothing has been changed by me (as far as I am aware)
Thanks
Am I missing something simple, or is it me that's simple.?
The scanner has worked perfectly in the past, and nothing has been changed by me (as far as I am aware)
Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Maybe worth updating your printer drivers from Epson:
http:// www.eps on.co.u k/gb/en /viewco n/corpo ratesit e/produ cts/mai nunits/ support /11101
You can also talk to Epson Support on the right hand side of the page.
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You can also talk to Epson Support on the right hand side of the page.
There's probably no point talking to Epson support if you haven't updated your driver - the first question they will ask is "Have you updated .....................". If two of you are affected it makes me wonder if a Microsoft update has upset the driver in some way. If updating the driver doesn't work it might be worth trying rolling-back to an earlier restore point.
Communication is usually by TWAIN, Dippers. Often gets itself in a state.
Run the uninstaller for the all the printer software. Then use your installation disk to install from scratch.
It's a bit of a sledgehammer method, but it usually works. You can often spend more time just looking for the problem.
Run the uninstaller for the all the printer software. Then use your installation disk to install from scratch.
It's a bit of a sledgehammer method, but it usually works. You can often spend more time just looking for the problem.