vm3561NT2k.exe

"Until recently, I was using this Relsys (i.e., Avec II) driver for my old ImageReader EPP (FB-2) model VM3561 under the Windows 2000 OS. A couple weeks ago I bought a new Dell Dimension 8400 with Windows XP. I again downloaded this driver and, amazingly, it worked. Keep in mind that the performance of the scanned using this driver is somewhat glitchy (when I rescan an image I occasionally get a "scanner not found" error message and have to kill the power to the scanner, plug it back in, and then scan). Nevertheless, the driver works and, if it's 3:00 AM and you need to scan something, this is the only game in town. Final note: when you run the downloaded file, it uncompresses into about a dozen files none of which is an .inf file. So don't even bother to have Windows locate the scanner and point it to the .inf file it's looking for. Just click the setup file. When you open Photoshop and choose "Import," the Relsys driver will be listed among the existing twain resources. Good luck!"

"I quote myself [QUOTE] I GOT THIS DRIVER FROM A USER ON DRIVER GUIDE! I DO NOT TAKE ANY CREDIT FOR FINDING IT! The person who found it was Jason Andreas (on DriverGuide.com) This driver works under Windows NT and Windows 2000 Professional. If you use Kodak Imaging that comes with Windows, you should be able to capture images through it! If at doubt, install Service Pack 2 for Windows 2000 (available form Microsoft's web site). [/QUOTE] Please direct your thanx to Jason Andreas, not me. He deserves credit for this ) Again, his listing is at www2.drivergude.com/uploads/uploads7/12557.html IMPORTANT NOTE This driver has been tested with Windows XP and it seems to work. IMPORTANT NOT@ 2 The program it installs under your start menu may crash or not work. make sure you use Photoshop, or MS Paint, as described )"

"Thanks! This did the trick in getting my Info Peripherals ImageReady EPP scanner model VM3561 to work with Windows 200 OS. Clicking on the downloaded.exe file opens up a DOS window and unpacks vvarious twain files and a setup file, WINSETUP.EXE. The setup file installs the twain devices etc. in the proper place. When using the scanner in an application like Photoshop, be sure to select the new twain source listed named RELISYS Scanner (EPP_32). When you acquire an image, the AVEC II E3 dialogue box is opened (looks and works exactly like the InfoScan controls)."

"I did get this working beautifully on windows 2000 professional, no sp2! it works much better than the old driver. I turned off the scanner via an aux power switch, turned it on again, reinstalled the drivers, reinstalled nero cd writer, turned off norton system works, rebooted twice and it worked. scans have no spots, text is readable. dont know for sure what fixed it."

"I installed it on windows 2000 professional, but it would not work. I have a info imagereader epp that had been installed on windows 95/98. upgrading to win 2000 has made it tough to get older equipment working."