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Reboot PC. on first blue screen hit &quot;F1&quot;. This should get into the BIOS. Right arrow across to &quot;advanced&quot; then arrow down to &quot;I/O device config&quot; and hit enter. Arrow down to &quot;Parallel Port Mode&quot;, we need to change this to EPP. to do that use the + or - keys on the keypad. Once it is &quot;EPP&quot; hit escape key once then F10 key. The computer will now reboot and your scanner should work a little faster. Also lower your dpi settings. Hope this helps a bit
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Reboot PC. on first blue screen hit "F1". This should get into the BIOS. Right arrow across to "advanced" then arrow down to "I/O device config" and hit enter. Arrow down to "Parallel Port Mode", we need to change this to EPP. to do that use the + or - keys on the keypad. Once it is "EPP" hit escape key once then F10 key. The computer will now reboot and your scanner should work a little faster. Also lower your dpi settings. Hope this helps a bit

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Scanning a full page takes approximately 55 seconds on my older Compaq 300 Mhz. &nbsp;Just bought an HP9694 750 Mhz and scan time is almost 4 minutes/page. &nbsp;The light bar indexes forward about an inch an back about a half inch at a time instead of one continuous scan of the page. &nbsp;Any ideas? 
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Scanning a full page takes approximately 55 seconds on my older Compaq 300 Mhz.  Just bought an HP9694 750 Mhz and scan time is almost 4 minutes/page.  The light bar indexes forward about an inch an back about a half inch at a time instead of one continuous scan of the page.  Any ideas? 

3200C slow scanning speed

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