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Hi, I have upgraded to PSE 2020 and are using Windows 10, 64bit. After installing PSE 2020 I can't find the scanner when I'm trying to scan using the procedure Archive>Import> Wia. In the former version of PSE there was a choice Archive>Import>Canon 9000F or Archive>Import>Wia.
Is there a solution for getting the scanner Canon 9000F visible as a choice in PSE 2020?
I'm using the latest drivers from Canon, Scangear 16.0.5
Stefan
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Have you checked on the Canon web site to be sure that you have the latest driver, and/or have you called Canon support for help?
Is this scanner set as the default device on the computer?
Can you scan with the software that came with the scanner or that you downloaded at time of purchase?
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Hi, yes I have checked with Canon. The scanner works with WIA software but I want to use Scangear because it's a much better software than WIA. It was possible in the former PSE 12. It disappeared when I installed PSE 2020. It probably has something to do with the fact that Scangear is TWAIN and not WIA. Maybe there is a fix for that.
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Is there a solution for getting the scanner Canon 9000F visible as a choice in PSE 2020?
Yes, open Organizer and go to Edit >> Preferences >> Scanner where you should be able to select it.
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That only works when a connected scanner is powered on! I have a USB connected scanner that goes to sleep and turns itself off after some period of not being used. I have to power it on again in order for the Organizer to find it.
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Sory Phinny but thas is not a solution, you only get the same as you get in PES 2020 editor, in fact not even that becaus you can only save your scab´ns i JPEG format.
The problem remains you cant use Canons twain scanner programe in PSE 2020, it works perfect in PSE 10, talking to Canon they say it is Adobes problem, I tend to agree since it works with other programes exept PSE 2020.
Regards Hans-Peter