USB ports are, by default, set tobe turned off while not being used to save
power. This option can be unchecked in the Device Manager under USB ports -
each Root Hub must be configured separately.
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Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging & Hardware)
www.coribright.com
"moon300" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
> I have a CanonScan D1250U2F and had trouble using it again after
> upgrading to XP (SP2 (yes the beta version)). (I had used it for
> windows 2000 without problems). Just a moment ago I got it to work
> again. Here the details:
> My problem was that it wasn't even detected as new hardware any more
> by XP.
>
> So I tried to add it by: Start|Settings|Scanners & Camera's|Add device
> ...and then going to the ScanGear driver directory (selecting the
> *.INF file) - it didn't list any scanners - so that didn't work
> either.
>
> Finally I thought that maybe the scanner had broke, so I tested it on
> a friends computer (which only has USB1.1 not USB2) - to see if it got
> recognized there. And wonder wonder: it was recognized as 'New
> Hardware'.
> (for this I had to unplug the scanner and take it somewhere else)
>
> When I connected it back to my computer again and booted, suddenly it
> was detected again...
>
> So I think the scanner has some internal state that gets resetted
> either if:
> -the power gets disconnected for a while
> -it's connected to a USB1.1 port
>
> The first seems the most logical to me (and I just read that someone
> else also got it to be detected again after power unplugging)... so if
> your scanner is not detected anymore:
> -Uninstall all drivers (use the uninstall software from the Canon
> site)
> -Uninstall the Toolbox software
> -Disconnect the power and USB cable
> -Boot computer at least once with scanner - shutdown again
> -Connect scanner again (power and USB)
> -The scanner is detected again (hopefully)
>
> I hope you will have some joy or relief from this post - I would have,
> if I still had the problem I just solved =]
>
> Do post replies if this solution solved your problem, so others can
> verify it works (or not).
>
> Moon300
>