#Nikon scan 4.0.2 update install#
#Nikon scan 4.0.2 update 64 Bit#

So, it seems I'm done for awhile and back to normal. Both the HP 2605dn and Epson R2400 printers had updates for Leopard. Oh, and yes, I updated my printer drivers. I'm not really knocking them, they make great products, and they're not alone in having badly designed Websites, Canon's isn't much better. But it still doesn't change my view of them much beyond having some decent customer support occasionally.

So, my Nikon Coolscan 5000ED is back in business. Silverfast makes their software specific to each brand/model of scanner, so I have a choice now. Supports built-in file sharing, file output, DPI setting, image enhancer, CMYK exporting, and multiple batch scanning. The Epson software works but Epson gives you Silverfast software too, and it's a small charge to update or upgrade your version. Provides additional options when scanning with a supported Nikon scanner and customized the scan quality and the output file formats. We will detail how that can be accomplished below.

#Nikon scan 4.0.2 update 64 Bit#

Even though Nikon does not officially support 64 bit Windows versions Nikon Scan 4.03 can still be used under such operating systems. I also updated my Silverfast software for my Epson V750 scanner which wasn't compatible with Leopard. Nikon Coolscan & Nikon Scan 4.0: Driver for Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7 64 bit & Windows 8 64 bit. I reinstalled the original Scan 4.0, then installed the update 4.0.2, and then tested it with some slides. Welll, that literally removes it completely from your computer, and you either better have the original CD or know where it's on Nikon's Website, which I did find with a search - their Website isn't user friendly or easy to navigate. But Nikon had me first empty the trash and reboot the computer. From breaking news to opinion, business, tech and the arts, subscribers get unlimited access to groundbreaking reporting, analysis and commentary. Free to download, The Times app lets you tap into expert coverage from 1700 journalists in 160 countries worldwide. With Apple, you simply find all the folders and throw them in the trash, which I did, except remember it's the full package with the libraries, etc. Understand the world around you with original reporting from The New York Times.

#Nikon scan 4.0.2 update install#

The answer is one many PC's users know all too well, uninstall the software and reinstall it, then install the update, before testing it. Well, an inquiry with Nikon's technical support got an answer. Nikon did release an update, Scan 4.0.2, which I installed but couldn't get to run under Leopard.

I reported on my update to Leopard update that the one software that wouldn't run under Leopard was Nikon's Scan 4.0.