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This download works for all of the OS

http://www.findmysoft.com/drivers/Nikon-Super-Coolscan-4000-ED-1-10--driver.html

mostly yes, the sensor is what is responsible for paper alignment. how ever you can try keeping an a4 size as all the printers tend to adopt default settings and work with it. place your paper correctly in position and then you can select the a4 and try printing a page.

I contacted Nikon Tech Support and with them determined that the scanner failed POST and needed hardware repair.

I know I had solved this a few weeks back. I am sifting through my post... I remember http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/2006/10/installing-nikon-scan-4-as-photoshop.htm but I know there is more to is

look at Marks ostings while I search

Hi,
these cartridges are not realy designed to be re filled, cartridges need to be filled under vacume to work properly or its hit & miss as to whether they work or not, i would recommend you buy some compatibles localy or on the internet they are very cheap.

run software for both printers, then choose the one you wont to print from.

Nikon 4.0.2 isn't supported on 10.5

I suggest you look at VueScan which does work under 10.5 and 10.6 with your scanner, and they have a free download to test first

http://www.hamrick.com

Some network scanners have the ability to scan to PC's. I have the Brother MFC-465CN all-in-one ethernet network printer. This scanner lets me press scan and decide which PC to send the scanned image to.

If it is a USB scanner then I don't think this is possible.

hi solution may be simple:
back in the times of DOS USB was not up to date, so older applications(if run in DOS mode) may not b ebale to address the usb port.

Hi,
You should do what the unit and nikon recommends and that is having the unit serviced. You can start the repair process here:
http://www.nikonusa.com/Service-And-Support/Service-And-Repair.page
That is what I recommend. If you have any other questions or need further assistance please let me know.
Thank you,
Lee

Please follow the below link and download the installer for your CoolScan 4000

http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16453/session/L3NpZC9pODRBbzJNag%3D%3D/p/25%2C27/c/185/r_id/116678/sno/1

Click on "I agree - begin download" and the download will start.

Install it and enjoy.

Cheers

Uninstall Nikon Scan.

Remove the Nikon folder from all Users on the C:/Users or Root Drive!

Open Regedit. Save the Registry file first before making changes to your desktop.

Delete the Nikon folder under HKEY_CURRENT_USER>Software

and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SOFTWARE.

Restart computer

Reinstall Nikon Scan

There is a 99% chance that there is a human/animal hair on the reader inside under the glass.

You should take a look with a flash light, if positive then open it to clean the system out.

1) Decide which problem is the worst: shadows too dark or highlights too light. 2) Run your scan with Nikon 4 software tool "Digital DEE" adjusted for EITHER Shadows or Highlights (not both; Highlights setting will "trump" a Shadows setting, even though you have a non-default setting at all DEE sliders).  Generally good choices for Shadows are 39 to 55. (39 = lighten the shadows a little; 55 = lighten the shadows a lot.) Experiment; do several scans. Generally good choices for Highlights are about 17 to 42 for amount and about 4 to 30 for threshold. (17/4 = dim the highlights a little; 42/30 = dim the highlights a lot.) Again, you have to experiment to get some experience. 3) When in Photoshop PSD format (After first doing a Levels adjustment): Try using the Adjustments/Shadows and Highlights tool to AGAIN brighten your too-dark shadows and/or tone down your highlights. (I.e., the effect is cumulative on top of your Digital DEE effect. But Digital DEE is a more "magical" feature and is somewhat preferred to PS's Shadows and Highlights tool. DEE, however, will often produce an annoying "light smear" [bright area "dragged" into an adjoining darker area]. In case of a "light smear" from DEE, do not use the tool; too hard to fix.  Use PS's Shadows & Highlights tool instead.)  4) Proceed with other PS adjustments such as Curves, etc.  5) Still not satisfied?  Go to Levels again and look at your histogram. Is it really "stacked" to one side or the other (a mountain way over at the left or at the right)? You might want to try the rather severe command of Adjustments/Equalize.  This "spreads out" your pixels more evenly across the histogram. Note: this is a scary adjustment that requires misc fixes to tone-down certain aspects of the Equalization adjustment.  No free lunch, right? 6) After experimenting with the above tools, you should be able to get a handle on too-contrasty pictures. There will be a learning curve. 

You have change the toner save mode first, in the printing window you have a properties options in that you change the mode of printing, if you turn off the toner saver mode in the properties option you can print the documents in normal, dark printing formats. Thank you.

Hello,

Get on your web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox) go to HP SUPPORT
enter your printers model number and it will take you to the download page.

You can then download the latest drivers for your printer at no cost. Drivers for Windows XP, Vista and maybe even Windows 7.

Thank you for choosing Fixya!

Here is the link to the full software package for xp.

http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16452

And here is the link for the manual.

http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13225

hi, yes printers sometimes malfunction like this. its normal with them. pull of the printer power and clear the contact sensors where the papers touch the printer. this will solve the problem. if not please revert back to us. thank you sweet rascal

Hi,

I think, when you apply the processing to 1 image it works, but trying to do it on a 2nd image would result in that error message..

Heres the solution for the crashes:

The real issue so far was with the bundled Nikon Scan software crashing. In particular which using the GEM/ROC on more than one frame at a time. It seemed to only apply GEM/ROC to one frame before crashing. Turns this is a common problem caused by an incorrectly versioned DLL in the windows\system32 folder. Replacing the DRAGNKL1.dll file in system32 with the DRAGNKL1.dll from the Nikon Scan folder in Program Files solved the problems. (Note, if you haven't installed Nikon View, this may not be a problem.) Remember, always backup the files before you make any changes. (end of copy-n-paste) Why this information is not in Nikon's knowledge base is beyond me.
The only deviation from these instructions is that the correct version of the .dll file was in my c:\Windows\twain_32\nikon\nikonscan\ directory. Replace the version in the system32 directory

This could solve the problem...

If this doesnt work, then you can repair your DLL and driver from the follwing link,

http://dllinfo.dll-free-download.org/n/57536-nikon+scan.exe.html

ENJOY! RATE THIS SOLUTION
RNJ VINOD KUMAR

Hi,
Actually this machine just saves them to whatever destination you give it. Usually somewhere on the hard drive. So the unit itself doesn't hold any of the slides. Hope this answers all your questions if you have any other questions please let me know.
Thank you,
Lee