1. CyberLex 27,010
2. nobus 21,314
3. MASQUE... 10,300
4. hdhondt 4,200
5. wyliecoy... 4,000
6. l_starter_l 3,600
7. Naser72 2,500
7. strung 2,500
9. coral47 2,000
9. sirbounty 2,000
9. notrsdon 2,000
9. steveoskh 2,000
9. xJmiii 2,000
9. Brum07 2,000
9. Maeros 2,000
9. walkman48 2,000
9. TapeDude 2,000
9. amila_he... 2,000
9. thinkpads... 2,000
9. Mc7400 2,000
9. ShelG 2,000
9. metableta 2,000
9. Oliver-P 2,000
24. RQuadling 1,500
24. HayesJupe 1,500
24. rick_gwu 1,500
24. rogeroren 1,500
24. hpdenmark 1,500

1. nobus 98,664
2. briancassin 58,010
3. MASQUE... 35,898
4. johlari 27,545
5. CyberLex 27,010
6. hdhondt 16,275
7. briansinc 12,701
8. hpccc 12,040
9. Tex2000 11,420
10. michko 9,250
11. mcp_jon 8,607
12. lherrou 8,000
13. cindyhoug... 7,300
14. wyliecoy... 7,175
15. Sheharya... 7,064
16. jvuz 5,972
17. tskelly 5,700
18. MadMax 5,345
19. oldgreyguy 5,220
20. jbrucejr 4,930
21. b0lsc0tt 4,630
22. rindi 3,625
23. l_starter_l 3,600
24. khkremer 3,500
25. Watzman 3,164

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Running XP Pro with HP5300c Scanner using USB connection. CConfigDestEnumerator halts looking for possible destinations.

Asked by jumpshooter in Computer Scanners by HP

Tags: scanner, xp, usb, hp5300c, scanner.

Running XP Pro with HP5300c Scanner using USB connection. Was working fine then stopped working. Microsoft XP news group says that scanners attached to USB ports have been reported failing like this. Their only advice was to disallow the powering down of the USB port when XP decides it is possible. I made the change and it still died. Uninstalled Scanner software and also the USB. Re-installed software, re-connected scanner to USB port, powered-up. Upgraded Scanner Driver w/correct HP-provided XP-patch. "All Systems Are Go" yet the scanner continues to hang with this message in the scanner error log:

CConfigDestEnumerator|Line 0|Sys 9|looking for:
C:\PROGRAM~1\MICROS~2\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE

The file it is looking for is the OUTLOOK executable and it is in the Directory shown. It finds the OUTLOOK EXPRESS executable which makes the same call with a different target Directory.

If I uninstall the Small Business product containing OUTLOOK, the process then hangs on \WINDOWS\MSPAINT.EXE. If the Small Business
is re-installed, the problem as described returns.

I double-checked that I am using HP's approved XP-Driver patch 3.04 and it is the right one. This is worth, a minimum, of 250 points.

Interestingly, the Scanner works fine when invoked using the SCANNER and CAMERA WIZARD. The 5300c warms up and scans the photo as it should. It's unfortunate there isn't a SCANNER WIZARD.

Found a related WINDOWS 2000 solution which does NOT solve my problem. Member COYOTE says that when the START MENU had its reference
to MYCOMPUTER removed, that the problem went away. I never had MYCOMPUTER in my START MENU and still suffer the problem. It can be
found by searching with CConfigDestEnumerator in the HP Scanners TOPIC.

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Running XP Pro with HP5300c Scanner using USB connection. CConfigDestEnumerator halts looking for possible destinations.

Asked by jumpshooter in Computer Scanners by HP

Tags: scanner, xp, usb, hp5300c, scanner.

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