Windows 10: CANON LIDE 210 - problem with WIA/TWAIN

All fixed with latest driver *Smile*Biggrin

 

You downloaded the driver from Canon? I bought a new scanner and I don't think I can return it. Too bad they took so long to fix this.

 

Guys, if changing the driver mode corrects it, why not just place the scanner ON a USB 2.0 port instead of a 3.0?

 

That definitely did not work. I tried every USB port on my PC.

 

Was worth asking, from what I gathered it appeared to be a 3.0 port issue.

 

Yes, I believe it had something to do with the USB driver from Microsoft Win 10, but the driver was affecting both USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports. There was some issue between Canon and the USB driver, which apparently they solved. At some point I will try the canon again (I still have the scanner), although the Epson scanner worked fine out of the box. Too bad because I really liked the Canon scanner.

 

In April 2016 Canon released version 17.0.5.29 of their driver for the LiDE210 for all versions of Windows.

I was suffering from this 'mid scan hang' problem but I can confirm that installing version 17.0.5.29 of the driver resolved the problem for me.

I'm loving my scanner again. *Smile Not too sure about Canon though.*Mad

 

Not sure if you found it, but canon now has an updated driver at LiDE 210 Scanner Driver Ver.17.0.5 (Windows) and it works perfectly *Smile after uninstalling the my old Windows 7 drivers which behaved the same way as discussed above.... Canon seem generally to be a bit slow getting their drivers updated for the windows 10 platform compared to other brands... that's according to my somewhat limited observation!

 

I have had similar issues with upgrading to Windows 10 and my Canon Lide 210 Scanner not working, and here is how I solved the problem.

My computer is an HP Pavillion, with an AMD 4 core, 64 bit processor, 8 MB of memory.

First thing, remove all the old software from your system, and, disconnect the USB cable from your scanner, and, then
visit the Canon Scanner website.

Next, turn off your anti-virus program as it may, (and did mine), corrupt the download.

Download the new software, and the new instructions, MP Navigator, etc. Follow the instructions, and then when it instructs you to plug in your scanner, go ahead and connect it, and if you are connected directly to a USB port, your scanner will work.

Mine didn't - - consequently, I purchased a Powered USB Hub, installed it, and, voila!! It Works again!!

Hope this helps anyone out there who is having difficulty getting their scanner back on line.

Cheers!!

Jim