Windows 10: Epson Scan Won't Launch

I recently did an HP and windows update and since then my Epson Artisan 837 Scan won't launch. The printing works fine and when I go to Epson Settings and run a test it communicates with the scanner, passes and shows it's connected to the network. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the scanner and the entire printer. I even tried a system restore back to a date I knew it worked. I've troubleshot the compatibility and nothing works.


Every time I click on the Epson scan icon it asks If I want the app to make changes to my device and when I click yes it doesn't do anything.


Does anyone have any advice other than reinstalling bc that doesn't work?


I have an HP Pavilion x360 Convertible 14m-cd0xx

63bit os, x64-based processor


Windows 10 Home



Much appreciate the time taken to advise!

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I have an Epson Perfection V700 Photo scanner and have not had any previous trouble with Windows 10. Recently Epson Scan started to crash. This happens when I click on any window outside the Epson scan interface and then click back into Epson scan. Then a blue circle starts turning forever. I have to close Epson scan using the task manager or by right clicking Epson scan in the taskbar/close and Windows will send an error report.

1- I have uninstalled the Epson Scan software and reinstalled the latest driver from the Epson Website for Win 10 64 bit.
2- I have tried to roll back to an earlier graphics card driver.
I have tried using a different USB cable plugged into a different port.

So far the problem continues. I suspect the problem could be due to the latest Windows feature update or maybe the Graphics card driver could be to blame.

Any suggestions on how I can troubleshoot this problem would be appreciated.

Kind regards
Chris.