It is a very sad note that Canon, a respected technology company, can not write an install routine that could accommodate Windows 7 64 bit. Especially since they already have WHQL cert drivers that work. At up to 25 pages per minute (LTR), the imageRUNNER 1025N device delivers the advantages of digital copying, network printing, and color scanning features, along with the added convenience of a 50-sheet Duplexing Automatic Document Feeder, ideal for busy workgroups and hardworking small offices.

This printer has a network (LAN) connection for printing, but for the scanning function it must be connected via USB. OS: Win7 64bit Ultimate. Membuat Kartu Stok Dengan Php. Using the latest install app from Canon the 1023 installed just fine for network printing.

However, when I did the install for the USB connection (to access the scanning function), Windows does not recognize the scanner. It will print via USB, but the Canon scanner software reports no scanner installed. ALso, Device Mgr shows the device with the proper name (1023) but otherwise with a yellow caution mark, and no driver installed. BTW, this all works just fine in WInXP Pro 32bit. Pes 2013 Hp there. But, I would rather not install the scanner in an XP virtual machine, since both Canon and MS claim the device is Win7 64bit compatible.

Hp Driver Pack Sccm 2012. BTW, I was using the latest Win7 64bit URFII driver. There are two DLs listed and it is not clear which or both to use, or in what order to install them: 12/03/09 25.2 MB. How to install the USB scanning function for the: Canon 1023 and 1025 family of MFP For anyone using a Canon imageRunner iR1023iF multifunction printer with Windows 7 64 bit, who can’t get the scanner function to work, here is how I did it. Special thanks must go to Pascal Rudnik who pointed me in the right direction. Also, this should work for the three printers in the Canon iR1023 family, and may also work for the Canon iR1025 family.

(They all seem to use the same drivers.) The iR1023iF MFP has both a USB connection and a wired LAN connection. The device will print and fax via either USB or RJ45. But it will scan only via the USB port. Leonard Nimoy I Am Not Spock Pdf Printer. And, herein lies the problem. When one runs the latest driver setup for Win7, at one point in the install, the dialog asks if you are installing for LAN or USB.

The LAN branch of the install goes off just fine. However, when one re-runs the install for the USB port to enable the scanning functions, it fails. Here is the solution: Go to the Canon site: and pick your variant: the 1023, the 1023N, or the 1023iF then drill down to Windows >Vista 64 and then pick Drivers and Software Then find this driver (latest as of this writing: April 9, 2012): (Clicking on the file names will open up a description) *************************************************************** iR1023_vista_2003_xp_x64_Setup.exe 02/08/08 36,039 KB File Name: iR1023_vista_2003_xp_x64_Setup.exe PCL5e/6-FAX-UFRII LT Printer Driver Setup Installer for Microsoft Windows XP/2003 Server/Vista 64-bit editions. These drivers are for Microsoft Windows 64-bit Operating Systems only. (36,039) *************************************************************** Download the driver and DO NOT run it. Use your favorite un-zip program to unpack the driver set into some convenient folder. Next be sure the printer is not connected via USB, and the following steps are done with Admin rights.

Then go to the Device Manager: Click on the Start Orb, then RMB (Right Mouse Button) on Computer >Manage >Device Manager In the right pane of the window, RMB on the top most icon which should be the one with the computer’s name. Click on Add legacy hardware, then click on Next. Pick the Radio Button for manual install and click Next. Click on Imaging Devices and click Next. Be sure none of the displayed devices (if any are listed) show selected and click Have disk. Then click on Browse in the next dialog and steer to the folder where you unpacked that downloaded driver set.