Wanted to know if anybody else was having any issues with setting up scan to file with their sharp copiers I've done it half 1,000,000 times and for some reason I keep on getting an error just wanted to know if I was retarded or if anybody else is having the same problem
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Wanted to know if anybody else was having any issues with setting up scan to file with their sharp copiers I've done it half 1,000,000 times and for some reason I keep on getting an error just wanted to know if I was retarded or if anybody else is having the same problem
file?
folder?
network server?
workstation?
op systems on target drive/system?
ERROR CODE/MESSAGE?
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Re: scan to file 2640
Wanted to know if anybody else was having any issues with setting up scan to file with their sharp copiers I've done it half 1,000,000 times and for some reason I keep on getting an error just wanted to know if I was retarded or if anybody else is having the same problem
Since the machine was released in 2013, it's likely you're probably going to need a firmware update. With Windows 7 going away, Windows 10 doesn't like SMB v1... It needs v2/v3 to function.Comment
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Just a simple scan to file shared file all the firmware in everything is been all updated to the latest that I can find yet when I send the scan from the copy machine to the computer I get an error on the copy machine that says network timeout errorComment
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A couple of things to check.
-Has anyone loaded any 3rd party Antivirus/Firewall software on the computer (McAfee, Norton, Zone Alarm, etc)? Look in the Windows Control Panel and check the Firewall settings. If it says some OTHER program is controlling the firewall, you'll need to reach out to them to find out how to configure it...or put it back into the hands of their IT people. Playing around with 3rd Party software can cause issues... and if you change anything and they wind up getting a computer virus, you COULD be held responsible.
-Is their Network set to "Public"? If it is, change it to "Private". Public Networks block file and printer sharing by default.
-If Windows is still the Firewall software, check the Advanced Settings/Inbound Rules, and make sure File and Printer sharing is enabled.
-Another thing to check is your Network adapter. Check the Properties/IPv4/Properties/Advanced/WINS tab, and make sure it's set for "NetBIOS over TCP/IP". Windows 10 is usually defaulted to "NetBIOS over DHCP", and sometimes that will fight your SMB scan feature.
I've had scanning issues in the past where at least ONE of these was the culprit. Good luck.Comment
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