Perhaps we should add a comment to the file indicating the origin and where users can search for future updates?Īlso, I find it a bit odd, that the new file suggests a connection of Sony with (Konica) Minolta's former scanner business. The MINOLTA.INF file in your archive is dated and seems to be a derivation of Vitor Fonseca's MINOLTA.INF file as of, which is still available here:ĭo you still know, where you found your version of the file? It might be useful to track this down in order to avoid many different versions of the file floating around with only partial support. It worked fine for me so I thought I'll share it with you. inf file on the net and this one seemed most recent. To be honest, I just found few versions of. I don't know if this is specific to Scan Dual III or not, but I'd use standalone mode anyway so I don't care. However it fails when called as twain from within graphic software - it says 'close your scanner doors' despite they're closed. It works fine if I'll launch Minolta software or SilverFast as standalone application. I've used this procedure to get my Scan Dual III running under Windows 7 64 bit. When installation will be finished reboot if necessary. When prompted for driver choose downloaded. Find your Minolta scanner, right click on it and choose 'Update Driver Software'.ĥ. Go to 'Control panel' and launch 'Device Manager'. Connect your scanner and turn it on with doors closed. Do this without connecting your scanner.Ģ. Install original Minolta software and drivers.

Here is quick list of steps needed to run your Minolta scanner on Windows Vista or Windows 7, including 64 bit versions:ġ.

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