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The letter that represents the Windows hard drive should now be displayed in the Work Area field. Note: The new Work Area must be set as the root of the hard drive e.g. This example uses 'Local Disk (C:)' as this is normally the letter of the drive that Windows is installed on. Double-click on the hard drive that Windows is installed on, and with it highlighted click OK. If the 'Other' dialog matches the example below in the version of Epson Scan you are using, skip the next series of steps and move to. Note: Some versions of Epson Scan do not have the option to change the Work Area. The default setting is the user account's Temp directory on the hard drive (Windows XP: /Local Settings/Temp, Windows 7/Vista: /AppData/Local/Temp). To change this, click on the Browse button. The current Work Area is displayed here. You can change modes using the drop-down menu in the top-right corner of the EPSON Scan window. #SOUND EFFECT KASET KUSUT FULL#
If EPSON Scan is in Full Auto Mode or Home Mode, change to either Professional Mode or Office Mode. If EPSON Scan starts scanning automatically, click Cancel. Open EPSON Scan from the Desktop or from Start >All Programs >EPSON Scan >EPSON Scan. SOLUTION: Follow the instructions below to resolve the issue: This is not to be confused with RAM or HDD space. 
JPEG, PDF, TIF*, BMP.) This issue can occur if the local user's 'Temp' folder does not have enough contiguous file space to be used as the scanner software's 'work area'. Quit other application and try again.' 'EPSON xxxx PLUGIN unable to write to file' (Where ' xxxx' is the file type you selected to save the scan as e.g.
Several other message boards have people with the same problem in the last couple weeks.ĮXPLANATION: When using Epson Scan in a Windows environment, the scanner may stop scanning and one of the following messages may appear: 'Scanner could not allocate required memory.
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I tried to update the drivers but that didn't help. I use Epson Scan and it says the same thing. Depending on how you started Epson Scan, the program saves the file to the location you specified or opens the scanned image in your scanning program.
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