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I have a Canon DR-3080C scanner connected to an XP PRO PC tht has been running for three years without issues. &nbsp;I moved the PC to a new location and upon plugging everything back in it didn't find the correct drivers. &nbsp;I downloaded the Twain drivers and installed but I still had to manually install the .inf drivers. &nbsp;The scanner shows up as installed about 6-7 times under imaging devices in the device manager and the SCSI ID's when booting. &nbsp;When I launch Canon's Capture Perfect software and try to configure the scanner it gives me an error of &quot;Can't locate scsi device error. &nbsp;Check power and cable (-4536)&quot; &nbsp;Do I have something messed up with the SCSI id's?
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I have a Canon DR-3080C scanner connected to an XP PRO PC tht has been running for three years without issues.  I moved the PC to a new location and upon plugging everything back in it didn't find the correct drivers.  I downloaded the Twain drivers and installed but I still had to manually install the .inf drivers.  The scanner shows up as installed about 6-7 times under imaging devices in the device manager and the SCSI ID's when booting.  When I launch Canon's Capture Perfect software and try to configure the scanner it gives me an error of "Can't locate scsi device error.  Check power and cable (-4536)"  Do I have something messed up with the SCSI id's?

Canon DR-3080c SCSI scanner error

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