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The problem i have is with a canon PIXMA MP600. I can't for some reason
change the program that handle scan events. Here's what happens when i try:
I click Control Panel, Scanners and Cameras, double click WIA Canon MP600,
Then the Events Tab, Select "Save To PC (Colour Button)", Then change the
radio box from "Prompt for which program to run" to "Start This Program (MP
Navigator Ver3.0)", Then I Click OK, I Then get a dialog box as detailed
below:
Title: Event Registration Failed
Body: The attempt to change the register event handler failed. Please make
sure the device is turned on and connected properly.
Buttons Available: OK Only
Its parent process is ImagingDevices.exe running on Windows Vista Home
Premium 32-bit.
My device is on and firmly plugged in. I have tried re-installing the
drivers twice. one with and once without full re-boot.
Canon are denying it is a problem with their software or drivers but seeing
as the guy had never touched vista in his life i hold this as opinion not
fact.
Was wondering if anyone else has encountered this problem?
Thank you in advance for your help.
L. Whiting
change the program that handle scan events. Here's what happens when i try:
I click Control Panel, Scanners and Cameras, double click WIA Canon MP600,
Then the Events Tab, Select "Save To PC (Colour Button)", Then change the
radio box from "Prompt for which program to run" to "Start This Program (MP
Navigator Ver3.0)", Then I Click OK, I Then get a dialog box as detailed
below:
Title: Event Registration Failed
Body: The attempt to change the register event handler failed. Please make
sure the device is turned on and connected properly.
Buttons Available: OK Only
Its parent process is ImagingDevices.exe running on Windows Vista Home
Premium 32-bit.
My device is on and firmly plugged in. I have tried re-installing the
drivers twice. one with and once without full re-boot.
Canon are denying it is a problem with their software or drivers but seeing
as the guy had never touched vista in his life i hold this as opinion not
fact.
Was wondering if anyone else has encountered this problem?
Thank you in advance for your help.
L. Whiting