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Computer Help! Only Here do I find answers..

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I feel this place is like a family to me....

So when i need opinions or help I sometimes come here for things I have no Idea about.
.............................like computers. After all this time why are they still a pain in my ass.

I have a scanner, It's not new but it's in mint condition and it's an EPSON PERFECTION 610 which were pretty good. Thing is since I have done a fresh Install I cant find ANY software on the net for it. Not that Im a great searcher or anything but I did download one and it worked but had all these images when u scanned and printed something. I know someone here will have the knowledge of what/where to do/go to help my sorry ass out.

Thanks for any help in advance!
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Try here Flav......

http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/supp ... e=Overview

choose Mac or windows

Hope it works
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I have XP on this egg beater computer... I downloaded one and it said windows 2000? Will keep trying tho.. but knowing my luck im pretty fkt!
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Post by flav »

OMG...After a restart i now have blue screen death. wtf do i do!!!
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Post by avandulls_gal »

Pray to the computer god and press the restart button again... and pray some more?
Sounds like it didn't like the driver you installed.... but I have no idea what to do once it blue screens like that. Might have to start over? :?
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I think you've got a virus!!!
And it's called WINDOWS®... rofl

The onley thing not working properley with my UBUNTU is the CRT...
But I belive the reason is because it's about 12 years old...
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Mate...I swear im going apple one of these days. Thing is It was downloaded from the link i was given here and it's from the epson site. I tried to restart it 20 times and no luck. Not sure how to make it work from here but someone will read this and help me out!
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flav wrote:Mate...I swear im going apple one of these days. Thing is It was downloaded from the link i was given here and it's from the epson site. I tried to restart it 20 times and no luck. Not sure how to make it work from here but someone will read this and help me out!
1. Start up your PC
2. Press F8 every 2 seconds after initial PC info comes up on the screen
3. Choose 'Safe Mode'
4. Login and wait for PC to finish booting
5. A message will appear telling you the PC is running in 'Safe Mode' - Click 'Yes' at the bottom of the message
6. Click on 'Start' / 'Settings' / 'Control Panel' and open 'Add or Remove Programs'
7. Find the Epson driver in the list, click on it to highlight it, then click 'Change/Remove' button on right hand side
8. Follow the prompts to uninstall the driver and any other associated software
9. Restart your PC

This 'should' return you to where you were before the driver was installed.
Let us know how you go...
Good luck!
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Post by flav »

NachoMan wrote:
flav wrote:Mate...I swear im going apple one of these days. Thing is It was downloaded from the link i was given here and it's from the epson site. I tried to restart it 20 times and no luck. Not sure how to make it work from here but someone will read this and help me out!
1. Start up your PC
2. Press F8 every 2 seconds after initial PC info comes up on the screen
3. Choose 'Safe Mode'
4. Login and wait for PC to finish booting
5. A message will appear telling you the PC is running in 'Safe Mode' - Click 'Yes' at the bottom of the message
6. Click on 'Start' / 'Settings' / 'Control Panel' and open 'Add or Remove Programs'
7. Find the Epson driver in the list, click on it to highlight it, then click 'Change/Remove' button on right hand side
8. Follow the prompts to uninstall the driver and any other associated software
9. Restart your PC

This 'should' return you to where you were before the driver was installed.
Let us know how you go...
Good luck!
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F8 does not do anything..keeps going to blue screen. I pushed a bunch of the F buttons and i got into the Bios Setup Utility. That seems about the onlt place i can go!!
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flav wrote:
NachoMan wrote:
flav wrote:Mate...I swear im going apple one of these days. Thing is It was downloaded from the link i was given here and it's from the epson site. I tried to restart it 20 times and no luck. Not sure how to make it work from here but someone will read this and help me out!
1. Start up your PC
2. Press F8 every 2 seconds after initial PC info comes up on the screen
3. Choose 'Safe Mode'
4. Login and wait for PC to finish booting
5. A message will appear telling you the PC is running in 'Safe Mode' - Click 'Yes' at the bottom of the message
6. Click on 'Start' / 'Settings' / 'Control Panel' and open 'Add or Remove Programs'
7. Find the Epson driver in the list, click on it to highlight it, then click 'Change/Remove' button on right hand side
8. Follow the prompts to uninstall the driver and any other associated software
9. Restart your PC

This 'should' return you to where you were before the driver was installed.
Let us know how you go...
Good luck!
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F8 does not do anything..keeps going to blue screen. I pushed a bunch of the F buttons and i got into the Bios Setup Utility. That seems about the onlt place i can go!!
You've got to keep pushing F8 until you get the screen with the startup options on it...
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Post by flav »

F8 is not hapening! Im pushing it like a type writer doing massive exclamation marks!
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flav wrote:F8 is not hapening! Im pushing it like a type writer doing massive exclamation marks!
Flav mate it's time to call a geek to help you
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flav wrote:F8 is not hapening! Im pushing it like a type writer doing massive exclamation marks!
What sort of keyboard are you using?
Is it a Microsoft one that you have to push the 'F Lock' key in order to use the 'F' keys?
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Post by flav »

Its a logitech wireless unit.
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I think Logik is a computer guy?
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