Epson V600 - cannot communicate with PC

EPSON L355 EPSON Drivers and SW

To download and install the System Update Readiness Tool, follow the steps below:

1. Click Start

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, and click Control Panel.

2. If you use Windows 7, click System and Security. If you use Windows Vista, click Security.

3. Under Windows Update, click Check for updates.

4. The System Update Readiness Tool (KB947821) is offered, only when

5. Click Install updates.

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Try downloading the Camera Driver for your computer from Lenovo's Website here:

http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/au/en/DriversDownLoads/APR_Driver_List.aspx?CategoryID=67873&OS=0

or here:

Camera Driver 1.9.1106.01/5.38.1.4/
6.96.2018.12 2010-03-15 34.9 MB Windows 7 32bit
Windows 7 64bit DownloadCamera Driver 1.9.1106.01/
5.38.1.4/6.32.2018.12/
6.96.2018.12 2010-08-31 34.9 MB Windows XP DownloadCamera Driver 1.9.1106.01/5.38.2.2/6.96.2018.16 2010-06-09 35.6MB Windows Vista 32bit
Windows Vista 64bit Download

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Since you have a USB connection, try a new USB cable or connecting to a different USB port. Make sure that you have the Epson utilities and drivers for your version of Windows 7 installed. (To check if you have the 32-bit or 64-bit OS, click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > System. If the version title ends with x64, you have the 64-bit OS. Otherwise it's the 32-bit version.) You can find the drivers for printers from Epson.com. Click on the Drivers and Downloads tab at the top of the page. Then select your printer. (I've seen two versions of your request - one listed the printer as the ESP 3 and another added it was the 310. The only 310 all-in-one that I was listed at Epson was the Workforce 310. Please clarify this.)

If you installed a generic OS driver, you may only have a printer driver. Unplug your USB cable and uninstall this generic driver before attempting to install the Epson software. To launch scans by pressing the buttons on the scanner, you will need the Epson monitoring software running and the destinations for the buttons set up. Start your scans from your computer first.

Windows Fax and Scan and Paint are included in the Windows 7 software (except in the Starter version) and will acquire scans if the scanner driver is installed. Fax and Scan: New Scan. Paint: File > Import from Scanner or Camera > New Scan. Photo Gallery in the Windows Live software can also acquire scans. Trying one of these alternatives may give a better idea of what your error is.

Windows may not think a scanner is installed or a communication issue may be at fault.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

If you are using the Windows Vista or Windows 7 Operating System, please disable UAC Feature from Control Panel.

You can Re-Download the Driver from the following link:
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/Supportdlsurvey.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&download=ftp%3a%2f%2fftp.epson.com%2fdrivers%2fepson13779.exe&pn=WorkForce+520&pc=Epson+WorkForce%26%230153%3b+Series&ft=driver&returnpage=%2fsupport%2fsupDetail.jsp&returnparams=%26infoType%3dDownloads%26oid%3d152503%26prodoid%3d63087903&licenseoid=17774

Enter your Email details go ahead with download process.

Then install the Driver.

Do a complete reinstall.
1. Click Start, go to Control Panel, click System.
2. Click Hardware > Device Manager (XP). Click Device Manager (Vista and 7)
3. Look for Imaging Devices, right click on your Epson scanner and click uninstall.
4. Disconnect the usb cable from the printer.
5. Go to Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs (XP) Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features (Vista and 7)
6. Look for Epson Scan and click Change/Remove/Uninstall.
7. Restart your computer.
8. Download the SCANNER software from the Epson website. If you have the disc, you can also run it.
9. Connect the usb cable back to the printer and computer.
10. Try scanning.
If that does not resolve your issue, you might need to remove Epson Scan from the Registry and reinstall the software again.

Have you tried running a print test page? Have you gone to epson.com website to see if they have printer driver available for your printer...

www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=44341&infoType=Downloads -

what is your operating system? If you have windows XP or Vista, you dont need to download anything from Epson. Just go to your start menu and look for control panel. In control panel, open "printers and faxes" or "printers and other hardware" then "printers and faxes". Once you are in "printers and faxes" click Add Printer...
An "add printer wizard" will appear in a new window, click next...
On the next screen, choose local printer. And make sure that the option "Automatically detect and install..." is selected. It will start searching... If the wizard did not find the printer, it will come up with a list of manufacturers... From this list choose EPSON and a list on the right side will show you the model names. Look for the LX-300 on the list, it should be there! Install it and you're done... The driver is already included in the windows operating system. You dont need the disc if you have Windows Xp or Vista....

Windows Vista should automatically detect and install devices attached to the computer. Simply connect the printer to your computer and power it on.
If the driver does not automatically install, you can follow the steps below to install a resident driver which is part of Windows Vista. The resident driver installation should only be used if the printer is not detected and installed.
1. Click on START, CONTROL PANEL and PRINTERS.
2. Click the ADD PRINTER button. If you do not see ADD PRINTER, right-click in the PRINTERS window and select ADD PRINTER from the menu.
3. The ADD PRINTER wizard window will appear select Add a Local Printer.
4. Select the port the printer is connected to from the drop down window beside Use an Existing Port, click NEXT.
5. In the next window select EPSON under Manufacturers and your printer model under Printers.
6. In the Type a Printer Name window, Set as Default is automatically selected. If you, have another printer that will be the default simply remove the check and click NEXT to install the driver.
7. Ensure the printer is directly connected to the computer and that the printer is ready to print. Click PRINT TEST PAGE to test the printer.
8. Once the test page has printed, click FINISH to exit the wizard.
*NOTE:
-Depending on your system the computer may ask for your Windows disk, if so insert your Windows CD into your CD-ROM drive and click OK.
-As the driver is part of Windows Vista, there is no Status Monitor available for your printer. Some printers may have an INK LEVELS options included as part of the resident driver. Otherwise, the printer does have its own indicators. The RED error light will flash when the printer is low on ink and go solid when it is out.
-If the ink levels do not appear, click GET INK LEVELS from the MAIN tab of the printer driver. Ensure the printer is directly connected to the computer as the Ink Levels does rely on full bidirectional communication.

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