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Nico
Hi there,
I have a Canon Lide50 installed on Windows 2000 SP4 along with Canoscan
Tolbox 4.1 and Arcsoft Photostudio 5.0, and its behaviour is *very*
erratic...
The scanner was working more or less ok, until I recently moved the PC (and
probably changed the USB devices connections)
Previously, the scanner was sometimes not starting the "preview" mode. I
noticed from the task manager that a strange entry "wowexec" appeared under
NTVDM.exe (indented). When i killed the task, the scan would start properly.
Anybody knows what this wowexec is about, and why it interferes with the
scanning process ?
Now the scanner first got stuck in the calibration phase. I shutdown and
restarted, and now the scan locks up in the middle of the preview, and
photostudio eats up 99% of my CPU time. If i kill the wowexec task again,
then photostudio, and restart, I get a ScanGearCS and TWAIN error.
Has anybody encountered a similar problem in W2000 and have any idea how to
debug this problem ?
(my chipset driver is up to date, by the way)
TIA
I have a Canon Lide50 installed on Windows 2000 SP4 along with Canoscan
Tolbox 4.1 and Arcsoft Photostudio 5.0, and its behaviour is *very*
erratic...
The scanner was working more or less ok, until I recently moved the PC (and
probably changed the USB devices connections)
Previously, the scanner was sometimes not starting the "preview" mode. I
noticed from the task manager that a strange entry "wowexec" appeared under
NTVDM.exe (indented). When i killed the task, the scan would start properly.
Anybody knows what this wowexec is about, and why it interferes with the
scanning process ?
Now the scanner first got stuck in the calibration phase. I shutdown and
restarted, and now the scan locks up in the middle of the preview, and
photostudio eats up 99% of my CPU time. If i kill the wowexec task again,
then photostudio, and restart, I get a ScanGearCS and TWAIN error.
Has anybody encountered a similar problem in W2000 and have any idea how to
debug this problem ?
(my chipset driver is up to date, by the way)
TIA