Canon Scanner Lide 20 Drivers For Windows 7 64 Bit
Posted By admin On 19.10.19Download the latest drivers for your CanoScan LiDE 20/N670U/N676U to keep your Computer up-to-date. Windows 10 32 bit, Windows 8.1 32bit, Windows 7 32bit. I have Canon's CanoScan LiDE 20 scanner, which i am unable to use since i have upgraded my system from 32 bit Vista to 64 bit Windows 7. Is there a solution to this Problem, as canon dose not provide.
Get your old scanner working with Windows 7 x64 Published 16 th October 2011 by & filed under. Last updated 15 th March 2013. In recent months I’ve encountered several problems where people have contacted me asking for help getting their USB scanners working on new PCs. In each case the new PCs have come with Windows 7 x64, and the scanners have been USB devices produced by Canon and Nikon. Both of these imaging specialists have seriously dropped the ball on supporting products, including some quite expensive premium kit from not all that long ago. The 2 most recent devices I’ve had to fix have been a Canon CanoScan LIDE 50, and a Nikon CoolScan IV ED.
The Canon is a fairly standard flatbed scanner, and the Nikon is a slide scanner. The first solution, is a universal option, which supports a lot of scanners on Windows 7 x64. Download from Hamrick. Connect the scanner. Install it. Uninstall it. Open device manager (right click on my computer, choose properties, click on device manager link on left hand side).
Find the scanner (unknown device usually). Right click, and select “update driver software”. Choose “browse my computer for driver software”. Click browse and browse to c: VueScan.

Click next etc until finished. Download and install the scanner application from the manufacturer, but don’t install the drivers 2. The second solution, which I was able to use for the Canon, is a specifically made driver. Additional information The modified driver by “DNA” claims to have 4 modifications 1. Insertion of Hardware ID 2. Insertion of Device ID 3. Replacement of LiDE 60 Colour Profile with correct LiDE 50 ICC file 4.
I’ve only just noticed these newer replies, thanks for these. I would still like to experiment, however after your comment on 20 th Sep that you never got the drivers working I chucked my N670u scanner (which I bought at a car boot sale this summer for a quid) in a box in the corner of my garden ready to take to the tip when i next go. That tip trip has yet to come, so technically I still have the scanner — though I’m not too sure the last 2 months outside will have been kind to it. If they have then I will have a play with the drivers soon 🙂. I haven’t got anywhere with this in a long time, but recently came back to it. There are some indications that the Lide20 might work with a hacked Lide25 driver, although I’m fairly sceptical about the chances of success.
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I’ll look at building some new test candidates over the next 2–3 weeks. If anyone has a Lide20 they’re willing to test with that would be great. If I can get a lide20 driver going then a N670U should also work with the same hack — i believe it uses the same drivers as the lide20. Isis I’ve tried both of these approaches and neither worked for me so far. The VueScan worked great as long as I used the scanner application that came with it, but it covers all images with watermarks, unless you buy the paid version, which I can’t afford.

I tried to use CanoScan Toolbox with it, but when I choose ‘Save’ and hit Scan, I’m prompted to ‘Select Source’ and it displays VueScan TWAIN 1.0 (32−32). I click Select, and get an error message ‘Unable to select TWAIN source’. When I click on Scan-1, then Scan, it prompts me to ‘Specify a program where the scanned image is transferred’. Why would I ‘transfer’ it to a program? I have no clue what that means.
I simply want to scan and save to my desktop. I found the installation of DNA very confusing. I plugged in the scanner, extracted the files, and hoped Windows would find the driver on its own. No such luck. I finally located it, and for a moment it was recognized by the system.
I tried CanoScan and had the same problems I had with VueScan. After I unplugged the scanner and plugged it back in, the driver wasn’t recognized at all anymore. The DNA driver is apparently unsigned, so Windows 7 64-bit doesn’t seem to like it. The developer at the link you posted said that you have to log on in safe mode every time and turn off something in Windows so it will recognize it. That’s way too stressful to me, especially since Windows flashes threatening popups discouraging this behavior.
Before all this, I tried to install the Canon LiDE60 driver, which I’d heard works with LiDE50, but I’m not sure I installed it correctly. I can’t find it anywhere in my system.

Has anyone figured out any other option? The VueScan worked great, but the scanner software didn’t, so maybe there’s some workaround to use only the driver, with some other software that will recognize the driver? Thanx so much for any new insight anyone might have. This is an option Olivier but I think its a bit like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut — running a whole virtual PC just for your scanner is quite a lot of hassle especially when you take into account the need to install security updates for both VMware and the copy of Windows XP installed within it! You also either need the Pro, Ultimate or Enterprise editions of Windows Vista/7/8 or you need a valid Windows XP serial number. As a last resort it will work but if at all possible it is better to get the scanner working natively in Windows 7 which is what this post is focused on.
That said — thanks for the link — I’m sure it will be useful to anyone that needs the last resort option. For those that don’t have an XP serial but DO have Professional, Ultimate or Enterprise you can do the same thing via “Windows XP Mode” which is available to. Toto Did not “work like a charm” for me. I installed windows xp mode and even though my Brother mfc6490cw is installed with old drivers and all, it does not work under this virtual environment. XPmode is cumbersome, slow as snail, I don´t even get more than 10 fps playback on my linetester. I am a cartoon animator, I use this A3 scanner to scan in my drawings. I upgraded to windows 7 and even though Brother offers a 64 bits driver for the machine, it is not 100% twain compatible, causing my animation software to freeze when I try to scan in some drawings.
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I do not recommend windows XP mode, it´s like going back to windows 95 everything is a problem. Lupo Hey there, thanks for your fast response 🙂 It’s being identified as Canon LiDE20, which in fact used the same drivers as the N670U in former windows-versions. It says, that the Scanner is working fine. On the first page of properties it says: Manufacturer: not available Model: Cano Scan Modelnumber: not available Category: Scanner Description: not available On the page “Hardware” it says: Manufacturer: Hamrick Software If I click on Properties-Drivers: Drivermanufacturer: Hamrick Software Driverdate: Driverversion: 1.0.0.0 On Details it says: Driverfiles: C: Windows system32 drivers ksthunk.sys C: Windows system32 drviers usbscan.sys I hope I translated everything right, because my windows is in german language. If not, I hope you understand everything I wrote, otherwise feel free to ask, my english isn’t that good 😉 Thanks in forward for your help! Lupo Hello again:), version 3 is definitely one step forward! This is what happened: After I had installed the driver, the scanner startet making some noises, I think he calibrated itself?
He did the same thing after the reboot again, that didn’t happen with the first two versions. In Canoscan Toolbox I was able to chose between “CanoScan LiDE 20 11.0 (32−32)” and “CanoScan LiDE 50 1.1 (32−32)”. When I chose LiDE 50, the same thing happens as before. But when I chose LiDE 20, the scanner makes some noises again, when I open it, the scan-thing und er the glass turns on the blue light and moves like 5mms forward.