Epson WSD Scan Setup for Windows 10

Setting up your Epson scanner with Windows 10 can be a bit tricky, but don't worry, we're here to help you through it.

The first step is to find the IP address of your printer. For EPSON printers, this can be found by going to the Wi-Fi setup on the printer interface and selecting 'Set Manually', which will show the current IP address in use. You'll then need to edit `/etc/sane.d/nf` (using `sudo`) and add `usb`. You also need to edit `/etc/sane.d/dll.conf`, commenting out everything except `net`.

Next, you'll need to install the EPSON software with iscan. However, this won't work yet, so be sure to check the FAQ for details on which exact installation steps you need to take for your specific distro and in what order.

If you're having trouble cancelling print jobs since updating to Windows 10, you may want to try the link provided by Wing, which should point you in the right direction. Similarly, if you don't see the status of your print jobs since updating to Windows 10, check out the FAQ for troubleshooting tips.

It's also important to note that Epson has 64-bit drivers available for some scanners, so if you've recently upgraded to a 64-bit Windows 10 computer and are looking for a compatible driver, be sure to check with Epson directly.

If you're having trouble updating your printer driver or finding compatible in-box drivers for your Epson scanner, try checking the EPSON website for more information. Additionally, if you don't see any software available on your scanner's support page, you may need to look elsewhere for installation instructions.

Finally, if you're experiencing issues with printing from Windows 10 Mobile, such as not being able to print from certain apps or having trouble setting up your default printer, try checking out the FAQ for troubleshooting tips and potential solutions.

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