I've read posts in various groups, mostly this one, suggesting that the
above is possible, but I haven't cracked it yet. I have
1) Downloaded and run the XP driver package from Visioneer (which
reports that it installs the driver, though it doesn't)
2) Connected the scanner to an available USB port.
3) Attempted to let Windows find the driver (it can't).

Windows recognizes that the hardware is attached but says the driver
isn't installed; then it can't find the driver. Where is this driver
actually hiding on my hard disk? Can I just point Windows to it and
make the thing work? Any help much appreciated.

OKH

The drivers will most likely have one or more files that contain the name
'twain'. Try searching on this using a wildcard that will pick up any file
name that include the letters 'twain' (without the single quotes).

JS

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> I've read posts in various groups, mostly this one, suggesting that the
> above is possible, but I haven't cracked it yet. I have
> 1) Downloaded and run the XP driver package from Visioneer (which
> reports that it installs the driver, though it doesn't)
> 2) Connected the scanner to an available USB port.
> 3) Attempted to let Windows find the driver (it can't).
>
> Windows recognizes that the hardware is attached but says the driver
> isn't installed; then it can't find the driver. Where is this driver
> actually hiding on my hard disk? Can I just point Windows to it and
> make the thing work? Any help much appreciated.
>
> OKH
>