Canon Lide 20 64bit driver

[maRckie]

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Bad tripa oi... ganahan na kaayo ko mag-install sa WinXP 64 bit OS but my scanner is holding me back... I already prepared na all the drivers of my cpu: Audio, Videocard, M-board etc... isa nalang jud ang nahibilin = SCANNER nako... huhuhuhuhu....

Anybody here knows a link whatsoever nga makuhaan nakog driver ani..? it will be greatly appreciated... i'll even treat you a beer... hehehehe...

Anyways, for those who tried WinXP64, k ra mga bro? Ingon sa usa ka site that it will give me a 20% additional effeciency... i really hope so... that's why im excited... hahay...

hope someone here might help... ty daan!

[EarlZ]

it can even give you more than 20% but really depends on how well the software was built on 64bit, my friend is into heavy video and 3d rendring.. ni balik siyang 32bit system kay ang 64bit support wala pa gyud mo mature.. virutally no benefits pa for regular users like us

[maRckie]

i see...but then again i wanted to be ready for 64 bit by preparing myself all the drivers i need... i saw some links that says that canon doesnt support XP64 but it was dated 2 years ago... i wanted to know if today my hardware device is already supported with a new driver... any ideas?

[maRckie]

I got his one from microsoft and it says that if for now we only need 32 bit applications, Winxp 32 bit is already ok... see below...

"Single desktop for technical and business applications
Windows XP Professional x64 Edition provides a single PC for technical and business applications, so you don’t need to maintain one PC for business applications and a separate workstation for high-end technical applications. Most Windows-compatible 32-bit applications run "as is" in a subsystem of Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, with performance comparable to 32-bit Windows. You can take advantage of rich integration capabilities and productivity tools on the Windows platform. Designers can build a model and easily share it with others in your company, copying it into a Microsoft Office Word document for the finance group or adding it to a Microsoft Office PowerPoint slide deck for the marketing team.

Note: If you use only 32-bit applications and work with data sets that are no larger than 2 GB, you will find that 32-bit Windows XP Professional offers sufficient power for your applications."