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I have a site that I ran into this problem. Document scanner was set up to scan to a shared 'Scanned' folder. I would always get an error. Called Xerox support and we went though a bunch of processes that didn't get us anywhere. This is a WIndows 7 Pro machine. <br />
Today, I decided to disable the antivirus and sure enough that worked. Turned it back on and the scan to folder stopped with an error. We run MSE on that system. I went though the settings and didn't find anything that I would think that would cause it to stop the scanning to folder.<br />
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Does anyone know what to disable in MSE to allow the Xerox to save to that folder?
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I have a site that I ran into this problem. Document scanner was set up to scan to a shared 'Scanned' folder. I would always get an error. Called Xerox support and we went though a bunch of processes that didn't get us anywhere. This is a WIndows 7 Pro machine. 
Today, I decided to disable the antivirus and sure enough that worked. Turned it back on and the scan to folder stopped with an error. We run MSE on that system. I went though the settings and didn't find anything that I would think that would cause it to stop the scanning to folder.

Does anyone know what to disable in MSE to allow the Xerox to save to that folder?

Xerox Phaser document scan to folder errors

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