migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

[Guest Taz]

Is there a hack allowing to install a device on 64 vista using a 32 bit driver?

More specific: Install a TWAIN (32 bit) supported scanner without a 64 bit

driver on vista 64?

[Guest philo]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

 

"Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:19B4B03E-99FC-47CE-A902-BBE1E7ED8377@microsoft.com...

> Is there a hack allowing to install a device on 64 vista using a 32 bit

driver?

> More specific: Install a TWAIN (32 bit) supported scanner without a 64 bit

> driver on vista 64?

>

 

No the drivers need to be compiled specifically for a the 64bit architecture

[Guest Taz]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

10x for the A.

I need to support a GL842 based scanner on vista 64.

Scanner is currently supported on 32 bit systems via TWAIN.

Scanner has satellite apps for imaging (32 bit), which are highly coupled to

driver and it's TWAIN DS.

I saw that there is no TWAIN DSM (or will ever) be available for vista 64.

What is the quickest path to support the device (and satellite apps)?

 

1. Can I get by with INF manipulations and the (potentially revised) 32 bit

driver?

2. If not: Must I implement a 64 bit driver for the scanner?

3. If yes: can I get by with STI (or full WIA required)?

 

The way I see it, I am pretty much headed for a new 64 bit STI driver to

host my 32 bit TWAIN DS....

Am I right?

Shlomi

 

"philo" wrote:

>

> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:19B4B03E-99FC-47CE-A902-BBE1E7ED8377@microsoft.com...

> > Is there a hack allowing to install a device on 64 vista using a 32 bit

> driver?

> > More specific: Install a TWAIN (32 bit) supported scanner without a 64 bit

> > driver on vista 64?

> >

>

> No the drivers need to be compiled specifically for a the 64bit architecture

>

>

>

[Guest Dominic Payer]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

It would help if you said which scanner you had.

Is it supported by Vuescan? http://www.hamrick.com/index.html

 

 

"Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:0AA2C939-6EFB-4924-A2E3-A3E582377B49@microsoft.com...

> 10x for the A.

> I need to support a GL842 based scanner on vista 64.

> Scanner is currently supported on 32 bit systems via TWAIN.

> Scanner has satellite apps for imaging (32 bit), which are highly coupled

> to

> driver and it's TWAIN DS.

> I saw that there is no TWAIN DSM (or will ever) be available for vista 64.

> What is the quickest path to support the device (and satellite apps)?

>

> 1. Can I get by with INF manipulations and the (potentially revised) 32

> bit

> driver?

> 2. If not: Must I implement a 64 bit driver for the scanner?

> 3. If yes: can I get by with STI (or full WIA required)?

>

> The way I see it, I am pretty much headed for a new 64 bit STI driver to

> host my 32 bit TWAIN DS....

> Am I right?

> Shlomi

>

> "philo" wrote:

>

>>

>> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:19B4B03E-99FC-47CE-A902-BBE1E7ED8377@microsoft.com...

>> > Is there a hack allowing to install a device on 64 vista using a 32 bit

>> driver?

>> > More specific: Install a TWAIN (32 bit) supported scanner without a 64

>> > bit

>> > driver on vista 64?

>> >

>>

>> No the drivers need to be compiled specifically for a the 64bit

>> architecture

>>

>>

>>

[Guest philo]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

 

"Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:0AA2C939-6EFB-4924-A2E3-A3E582377B49@microsoft.com...

> 10x for the A.

> I need to support a GL842 based scanner on vista 64.

> Scanner is currently supported on 32 bit systems via TWAIN.

> Scanner has satellite apps for imaging (32 bit), which are highly coupled

to

> driver and it's TWAIN DS.

> I saw that there is no TWAIN DSM (or will ever) be available for vista 64.

> What is the quickest path to support the device (and satellite apps)?

>

> 1. Can I get by with INF manipulations and the (potentially revised) 32

bit

> driver?

> 2. If not: Must I implement a 64 bit driver for the scanner?

> 3. If yes: can I get by with STI (or full WIA required)?

>

> The way I see it, I am pretty much headed for a new 64 bit STI driver to

> host my 32 bit TWAIN DS....

> Am I right?

> Shlomi

>

 

 

If the mfg cannot provide 64bit Vista drivers...

then you will not be able to use it...that simple.

 

However...if Vista does pick up the scanner

but it's simply a matter of the bundled software not working...

then the scanner will in-fact be usable and can be used with other imaging

software that has

"acquire" capability

[Guest Taz]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

There are only a few hundreds out there, I am not sure if anybody knows it....

it's a (KeyScan) "KS810".

 

 

"Dominic Payer" wrote:

> It would help if you said which scanner you had.

> Is it supported by Vuescan? http://www.hamrick.com/index.html

>

>

> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:0AA2C939-6EFB-4924-A2E3-A3E582377B49@microsoft.com...

> > 10x for the A.

> > I need to support a GL842 based scanner on vista 64.

> > Scanner is currently supported on 32 bit systems via TWAIN.

> > Scanner has satellite apps for imaging (32 bit), which are highly coupled

> > to

> > driver and it's TWAIN DS.

> > I saw that there is no TWAIN DSM (or will ever) be available for vista 64.

> > What is the quickest path to support the device (and satellite apps)?

> >

> > 1. Can I get by with INF manipulations and the (potentially revised) 32

> > bit

> > driver?

> > 2. If not: Must I implement a 64 bit driver for the scanner?

> > 3. If yes: can I get by with STI (or full WIA required)?

> >

> > The way I see it, I am pretty much headed for a new 64 bit STI driver to

> > host my 32 bit TWAIN DS....

> > Am I right?

> > Shlomi

> >

> > "philo" wrote:

> >

> >>

> >> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:19B4B03E-99FC-47CE-A902-BBE1E7ED8377@microsoft.com...

> >> > Is there a hack allowing to install a device on 64 vista using a 32 bit

> >> driver?

> >> > More specific: Install a TWAIN (32 bit) supported scanner without a 64

> >> > bit

> >> > driver on vista 64?

> >> >

> >>

> >> No the drivers need to be compiled specifically for a the 64bit

> >> architecture

> >>

> >>

> >>

>

[Guest Taz]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

do you mean a WIA/STI driver ?

 

"philo" wrote:

>

> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:0AA2C939-6EFB-4924-A2E3-A3E582377B49@microsoft.com...

> > 10x for the A.

> > I need to support a GL842 based scanner on vista 64.

> > Scanner is currently supported on 32 bit systems via TWAIN.

> > Scanner has satellite apps for imaging (32 bit), which are highly coupled

> to

> > driver and it's TWAIN DS.

> > I saw that there is no TWAIN DSM (or will ever) be available for vista 64.

> > What is the quickest path to support the device (and satellite apps)?

> >

> > 1. Can I get by with INF manipulations and the (potentially revised) 32

> bit

> > driver?

> > 2. If not: Must I implement a 64 bit driver for the scanner?

> > 3. If yes: can I get by with STI (or full WIA required)?

> >

> > The way I see it, I am pretty much headed for a new 64 bit STI driver to

> > host my 32 bit TWAIN DS....

> > Am I right?

> > Shlomi

> >

>

>

> If the mfg cannot provide 64bit Vista drivers...

> then you will not be able to use it...that simple.

>

> However...if Vista does pick up the scanner

> but it's simply a matter of the bundled software not working...

> then the scanner will in-fact be usable and can be used with other imaging

> software that has

> "acquire" capability

>

>

>

[Guest Dominic Payer]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

http://keyscan.com/en/products/ks810.html says Vista 64-bit support will be

announced shortly.

 

You can wait or use the scanner with 32-bit Windows in a virtual machine,

e.g. VirtualBox http://www.virtualbox.org/, meanwhile. Microsoft's VirtualPC

won't do because it doesn't support USB.

 

 

 

"Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:C3B0E8C8-F5C5-406F-B365-4981FC1FEDB0@microsoft.com...

> There are only a few hundreds out there, I am not sure if anybody knows

> it....

> it's a (KeyScan) "KS810".

>

>

> "Dominic Payer" wrote:

>

>> It would help if you said which scanner you had.

>> Is it supported by Vuescan? http://www.hamrick.com/index.html

>>

>>

>> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:0AA2C939-6EFB-4924-A2E3-A3E582377B49@microsoft.com...

>> > 10x for the A.

>> > I need to support a GL842 based scanner on vista 64.

>> > Scanner is currently supported on 32 bit systems via TWAIN.

>> > Scanner has satellite apps for imaging (32 bit), which are highly

>> > coupled

>> > to

>> > driver and it's TWAIN DS.

>> > I saw that there is no TWAIN DSM (or will ever) be available for vista

>> > 64.

>> > What is the quickest path to support the device (and satellite apps)?

>> >

>> > 1. Can I get by with INF manipulations and the (potentially revised) 32

>> > bit

>> > driver?

>> > 2. If not: Must I implement a 64 bit driver for the scanner?

>> > 3. If yes: can I get by with STI (or full WIA required)?

>> >

>> > The way I see it, I am pretty much headed for a new 64 bit STI driver

>> > to

>> > host my 32 bit TWAIN DS....

>> > Am I right?

>> > Shlomi

>> >

>> > "philo" wrote:

>> >

>> >>

>> >> "Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> news:19B4B03E-99FC-47CE-A902-BBE1E7ED8377@microsoft.com...

>> >> > Is there a hack allowing to install a device on 64 vista using a 32

>> >> > bit

>> >> driver?

>> >> > More specific: Install a TWAIN (32 bit) supported scanner without a

>> >> > 64

>> >> > bit

>> >> > driver on vista 64?

>> >> >

>> >>

>> >> No the drivers need to be compiled specifically for a the 64bit

>> >> architecture

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>>

[Guest philo]

Re: migrating 32 bit driver to 64 bit (vista)

 

 

"Taz" <Taz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:67130BB9-28EA-4498-A569-D1FBFDF750DA@microsoft.com...

> do you mean a WIA/STI driver ?

>

>

 

Looks like you got a reply on that already...

in case it did not show up on your server...they said that there is

currently no driver...

but the mfg should be comming out with one soon