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Go to the website linked, select you operating system, and download the desired driver and software. Run the setup files to install. Epson Stylus CX3900 Drivers Software
Ya plug it up then turn it on. Go to start on task bar then to printers/scanners button and it will show up there. Right click on it and click properties. Then update driver. Let it automatic search online for it. If you cant find it there go to control panel/system/find the usb or printer connection right click and properties updte driver\
Windows 7 64-bit compatible, Windows Vista 64-bit epson13071.exe - 20.9MB - posted on 07/07/09
This file contains everything you need to use your Epson Stylus CX4200 with Windows Vista 64-bit.
This package consists of the following items: •Printer Driver v6.5 •Scanner Driver v3.04 •Epson Status Monitor 3 •Epson EasyPrint v3.10
Uninstall your previously installed AIO drivers before installing the downloaded installer.
if the unit is directly connected via USB, another program or prev installed scanner software is using "the path" to communicate with the scanner. Can only use one scanner at a time with windows.
Hi macera Go to this website by clicking on this link http://tech.epson.com.au/downloads/index.asp Under Epson product categories: Select Multifunction Inkjet Printer Under Model: Select Epson Stylus CX3900 On the next screen, choose your operating system Download and install Wish you good luck. If this answer helped you, please give a rating. luciana44
Not a computer problem as such There is in general an issue with drivers for peripherals of all types and brands with VISTA and it seems the Manufacturer are digging their heels in and not making driver changes. E-mail Microsoft support and see what they have to say And keep kicking Epson It is really up to peripheral manufacturer to keep up.
Meanwhile you could try this Look up the Vista Help[My Computer- Help] Check out Program Compatibility The idea is you set the computer to pretend is its an older system XP/98 etc and load the program once that is set.
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