![]() Your answer was unhelpful and it is irritating to see you ask questions which were addressed in the question. I find that rude. ![]() I too have an Epson Stylus Photo RX 600 all-in 0ne printer on a Windows 8 64 Bit System. For some reason, the WIA and Twain Drivers seem not to be able to detect that Epson Printer. Epson says Windows 8 should install it automatically and there is nothing else to do. There has to be a way to get this to work. Additionally, I have Adobe Photoshop and that claims it can't load the TWAIN driver. I have a CX3200 with exactly the same issue. Try contacting Epson Tech Support 'CONTACT' option and fill out the help by email. In the process of filling out all their questionnaire, they will provide you a few options to fix the issue before final submission. If their FAQ section does not help, just submit the helpdesk ticket. Finally, talk about RUDE and irritating. The guy was trying to help and this is the response you provide. I understand that you provided the information in the title, but I have customer's who do the exact same thing all day long and I just bite my tongue as brining it to their attention would be extremely RUDE and impolite. How about just thanking the guy for his efforts. Finally, thank you Srimadhwa, I had a very similar issue and even though I had already visited the Epson Site, because of your response I went to the Epson site with their Windows 10 FAQ and helpdesk submission I was able to get my issue resolved. 7/28/2012 Edit See solution below second post: I have a WorkForce 610. When I try to run the Epson Scan program I receive an error message telling me that I need a WIA driver. Yep, lots of those bugs out there. While I can work around this issue on my Workforce and have done so in the past, it did not occur to me until today what the problem is with Windows 7 and these scanner issues. I had previously removed the network access to my Workforce 610 which restored the driver issue. On Saturday October 15, I decided to reinstall the scanner drivers and try to get it working over the USB cable which is the way I want it set up. AS I was installing the driver, I noticed that the scanner driver gave me an unsigned driver error message. As installed and uninstalled the driver, I decided to run the scanner setup.exe after the printer driver had been installed and the system was searching for the printer. When the warning message came up, I clicked the install driver anyway button, after the driver had finished installing, I plugged the machine in and allowed the system to load the drivers after which everything worked. I was able to run Epson scan with no problems. That is, no problems until after I rebooted the system. The reason Windows 7 won't load the scanner driver is due to the fact that the scanner is not digitally signed. Both Microsoft and Epson are at fault with this. Epson for failing to purchase the needed digital signature, and Microsoft for not providing a white list for unsigned drivers that the user or admin knows is from a valid and trustworthy organization. But then, such a white list would cause companies to refrain from purchasing the digital signature from Microsoft. In a nutshell, this is more of a money grab by Microsoft than it is a concern on the part of Microsoft for the security of your system. So how do we get past this digital signature issue. First, if your machine has network capability and you have a home network, all you need to do is: 1. Setup the networking configuration on the machine and access it from their. Insure that the Epson scan settings are set to network and your device. Once these two steps are followed, you should be able to run Epson scan without a problem. Workaround two is to disable the digital signature requirement in Windows 7. Here are some links to do so. Download and Update Epson Scanners Drivers for your Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and Windows 10. Here you can download Epson Scanners Drivers free and easy, just update your drivers now. The third thing you can do is contact your scanner manufacturer and demand that they release a digitally signed driver for the scanner like they should have done in the first place. 7/28/2012 Edit See solution below this post: I did some toying with my system today and found the following workaround that enabled Epson scan to run over the USB port as long as it runs as administrator. I found that there is a conflict between Epson scan and the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) service. To test this on your system, first log into your administrator account. This will just make it easier since Epson scan will only run as administrator.
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