I followed the instructions of the previous post by magicmk, which follow some instructions from the original post, but without success. Really amazing job, and I don't have to throw out my 15+ year old scanner that now still works beautifully in 2019. Thanks to everyone who contributed helpful info in this thread.
#Canon lide 60 utility install
Really, it was a matter of download, extract the inf, then set up the driver install with Device Manager. (I did download the toolbox software in case I need it at some point in the future.)Īlso, wanted to quickly add that I didn't need to jump through any extra hoops as far as disabling "Device Driver Signing" (mentioned in OP's post) and I did not try any third party/generic drivers. It worked fine and opens Adobe's "Scangear CS" as the scan utility. Side note, I did not install the Toolbox software, as I use Adobe ImageReady and Photoshop to import my scanner images. RollinJukebox explains this very well in post #10, it worked perfectly for me. The Device Manager program was the only one that worked for me with installing the driver. For me, I tried a couple of different other methods like Settings, and "Devices and Printers". You really need to use the Windows "Device Manager" utility as outlined in this thread.
Once extracted (I just placed mine in the C:\Windows directory) then plug your scanner in.Īnother issue I had - getting the driver installed. This is covered a couple of times earlier in this thread, I didn't read or comprehend it correctly.
#Canon lide 60 utility rar
Use a rar or zip utility to extract the setup.exe file, then use that utility again to open the setup.exe program and extract the CNQL60.inf file from that. the "Windows 7 (圆4)" option was the only choice that provided a download option for me.Ī couple of things I did wrong - I ran the setup.exe in the download file hoping it would install my driver. Then I realized there was a dropdown menu that would let me choose an OS.
#Canon lide 60 utility drivers
I was able to use the Windows 7 (圆4) LiDE 60 driver from Canon's web site (link via a thread in OP's posting) because it first appeared to me that Canon wasn't going to allow me to download any drivers due to detecting my Win10 OS. I want to contribute a couple of helpful hints that either weren't posted or that I missed on this thread. So after a couple of hours of googling suggestions and tinkering with downloads, I finally got it figured out and yes, I wanted to post another success story. My phone has a camera scanner app, but it just doesn't do the same high quality scan you get from a good flatbed scanner. I very seldom scan items and wasn't about to go splurge on a new scanner after removing this one from 10+ years of hibernation in it's box. Hi all, so I too, have a LIDE 35 scanner and am running Windows 10 (Version 1803 build 17134.706, FWIW).
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