Tevion 3200 dpi scanner

the maker first
w10 , not told. is it w10 now.
if lucky the MS w10 PnP will work why not do that first/
lost the CD and manual the manual I think said XP support.
XP is no good for w10 or w11, or w7. as other posted.
paper scanner not FILM.
wow rare,
support , in old manuals show
UK/Northern Ireland:
and unisupport.net.<<< now DOA, dead, parked, for sale.
XP software does not run on w7 up.
must be internet connected.
1: boot w10 I guess.
2: connect uSB to scanner
3: see the scanner show up in device manager.
4 if not MS has zero support of this old 2001 to 02007 scanner.
leaving 1000 of web sites promising this and are all liars and 100% infected or far far worse (FRAUDD)

Epson Perfection 3200 PHOTO

It depends on your Operating System but here is a link to all the epson drivers for that model.

Well, my best guess is that you will not get them. To run the Tevion, you probably will have to use XP mode in Windows 7. Even then, it may be a challenge to find a driver. The usual practice in to check the manufacturer's site for drivers. Sadly, Tevion does not appear to have a website. I supply an address below to its parent company.

I have found a page purportedly with software for a Tevion scanning device. But, I am so doubtful to the authenticity of the site I would not download it on my system to try out without totally backing up my system and expecting to have to restore my system from an iso file consequently. Yes, I would pre-judge the file to be sheer trouble. But it is the only one I have found.

http://ryouri-gourmet.com/tevion-film-strip-scanner/

Tevion are part of Medion Australia Pty Ltd
Level 6, 35 Chandos Street St Leonards NSW 2065
Ph 1300 884 987 M-F 8.30am to 6.30pm (EST)
email: [email protected]

Most things that worked fine with Windows XP and or Vista, can fail with Windows 7 and 8, because the factory that made the hardware in the first place does not ask for certification with Microsoft for their old Hardware. They only spend time and money to get their new hardware certified on the new operating systems.
So if you manage to get any driver, just test it. The software that came with your scanner should work. (At least in the XP compatible mode)
The next thing you can try is to download any free ware scanner software. Perhaps you can get a trail version of SilverFast, for your scanner. As soon as you have to pay for the software, think of buying a new scanner, because sometimes a Windows 7 or 8 compatible film scanner is cheaper than the software.

The SilverFast software starts at 59 dollar, (not even sure they have a compatible package for your scanner) My pro version costs already 300. But perhaps you can download a trail version there to see if it works for you. (Perhaps if you remove the software or stop using when you have to pay for it, the driver keeps working??)

Printers are basically slaves to the software and the drivers that connect the printer to the computer. Increase the dpi in the computer program and then check the printer driver for max dpi setting.

The buttons on the top(under the scroll) are default for changing DPI. If you can't change DPI from them, install the software for your mouse and open it. You can customise your DPI from there.

Go to the Saitek site and get a mouse driver for windows 7.

install 1200dpi USB genx

I've searched high and low and the best looking solution I can find for you is a program/drivers called VueScan.
http://www.hamrick.com/
It's release notes say it works with your scanner without the need for any benQ or Acer software.
Worth a try!!

Here is a place that has drivers for your product

http://www.medionusa.com/

From what I have read this company makes your product and the serial number will take you to the driver