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Windows 7 64-bit Epson V750 HDRStudio 6.6.1r4c

PostPosted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 4:32 pm
by l.j.nash
Hi all,

Just a quick note that others may find useful, I've just updgraded from Vista 64-bit to Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and have been re-installing all of my software.

I've come across a small issue regarding the installation of SilverFast HDR Studio for the Epson V750 Scanner (SFen-6.6.1r4c(HDRStudio). Installation will begin normally but then freeze part way through the installation, with windows immediately throwing up an error message and aborting the install. This same issue affected the two versions that I tried (6.6.1r4a and 6.6.1r4c).

I managed to get the software to install by right clicking the installer file, selecting properties and then the compatability tab, setting the compatability mode to "Windows Vista (Service Pack 2)" and then re-running allowed the install to complete normally.

Hope this helps.

Re: Windows 7 64-bit Epson V750 HDRStudio 6.6.1r4c

PostPosted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:54 am
by LSI_Morales
Dear i.j.nash

Thanks for your contribution. Although we intensively test SilverFast in all operating systems and have not observed this yet, we will have it in mind in case other users inform of this behavior.

Again thanks for your cooperation.

Cheers

Re: Windows 7 64-bit Epson V750 HDRStudio 6.6.1r4c

PostPosted: Fri May 14, 2010 1:15 pm
by Marsha
I experienced a similar problem. I have attempted to install HDRStudio multiple times and it freezes with an error message part way through. I did not upgrade from Windows Vista as the poster below, my computer came with Win7 nor from previous version of Silverfast, this is my first time using the software. I tried turning off computer, but still get same error. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Re: Windows 7 64-bit Epson V750 HDRStudio 6.6.1r4c

PostPosted: Mon May 17, 2010 11:26 am
by LSI_Ketelhohn
Please make sure you are using the most recent SilverFast Version.
This issue only occurs with SilverFast Versions not designed for Windows 7.

kind regards
Arne Ketelhohn.