Since 99.9% scan to email or folder is not only faster it maintains a record of the scan and who scanned it for security reasons. Some companies disable usb on there machines for security reasons to prevent anyone from scanning sensitive documents with no records. If usb works better for you great it's not the industry standard.
Then you are of no help here. You do not know what or why we need it for, but only write about your point of view...
Most likely your machine doesn't support usb 3.0 and may never support it.
Your model only supports USB 2.0
....Wouldn't it be silly for of any of us to try and write about any point of view BUT our own?? ...not to mention slightly arrogant??
You either need to stock up on USB 2.0 drives, or purchase a machine that supports USB 3.0. It's as simple as that. Wish there was a workaround, but there's not.
USB is USB2.0 on Sharps, but either way it is a really basic way to print, as there is no driver rendering or anything. It is wysiwyg printing and only works with certain PS capable files.
From the user manual (Mxm565) "Use a FAT32 USB memory device with a capacity of no more than 32 GB."
You should be able to use sticks larger than 32gb, however. The size limits printed are usually based on the largest capacities available to test with when the manual was written. Your stick is probably formatted in NTFS (or some other format) which your computer can read but the copier can't.
To check the formatting of your stick: go Start -> Run -> compmgmt.msc, then Disk Management. If Windows won't let you reformat it as FAT32 there are lots of free tools available on the web. Backup first- you'll will lose the files on the drive when reformatting.
I've never heard of a USB3.0 device not working in old equipment - they are backwards compatible. And the machines you mentioned aren't nearly old enough to have issues with USB 3.0, in my opinion.
wow you really are an arrogant cuss aren't you.
you have had some of the best techs/IT mgrs TRY to help you... but rather than take their expertise on the machines ( you aren't a TECH just a 'Client' as you put it)
23 posts.. 0 rep power ( that means you have joined in a conversation and made HELPFUL suggestions) and have garnered yourself a RED FLAG.
IF you are an end user/ client, and you think that you have received bad tips to fix your issue, maybe it would be better for you just to FORK OUT some cash over and hire a TRAINED tech in your area.
IT is due to END USERS coming into a tech forum, wanting help, THEN you throw a hissy fit when you don't get your way... Spoiled as a baby much?
you now have a BLOCK from this service manager...
you will find after after this little prank of yours, you will not get much help from the Senor Techs here.
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