#EPSON 660 SCANNER 64 BIT#

It works but I do not have the spare cash at the moment. LOL!! I tried all of the english Epson sites with same result. I'll remember to seek their advice before my computer crashes in future. Epson said they have no intention of providing it and told me I should have consulted them before upgrading my system. I'd pay up or, as the Perfection 660 showed up as 'poor' in the one review I read, have a look at a new scanner (from Canon ?). Cracked copies (if any) are likely to have malware. Vuescan and Silverfast are produced by small companies, are minority products and the software isn't very expensive. Users had to chuck out their investment in peripherals like my free Epson and some very expensive film scanners. You only have to look at Apple - I obtained my first Epson scanner from the garbage because Apple having 'always' used SCSI simply dropped support for SCSI on a new generation of Macs. If you upgrade your operating system there's a strong chance you'll have problems with older hardware.Д®pson are not the worst. The key problem is that manufacturers change models the whole time and have little incentive to update drivers on older ones. My experience is the Epson support staff don't know what they do or do not have on older models so keep looking on Epson sites.

#EPSON 660 SCANNER 64 BIT#

My understanding was that Epson did have a Win7 driver - though 64 bit is a problem with many brands. I'm not optimistic that the above will help you but may be worth a try. You should not need this but my recent experience with a slide scanner was that this appeared to load but refused to do anything until Photoshop was started (the slide scanner wouldn't even work with Windows Paint which I recall has worked in the past with Twain stuff). My only new suggestion is that you make sure you have a Twain-enabled program like Photoshop Elements loaded and running.

Epson 660 scanner