Will see how this all settles in.Īnybody intends to convert to Win 7, it is not too difficult.
Once all is removed or uninstalled, empty the Recycle Bin. Bare bones only left on the net book, including my more recently installed Norton 360. The main idea now is to protect against virus attacks on private data.Īlso removed all MY DOCUMENTS and private data. Check everywhere else (Control Panel – programs Windows Explorer – all programs) if anything is still there. Unpin also from Start Menu (right click at Outlook Express). Start, all programs, Outlook Express = DELETE. There is the Outlook Express: More tricky to remove including Address Book data: Start, all programs, Accessories, Address Book – DELETE.
But removing all other programs from the Toshiba, programs which are neither necessary nor do I use any of them. Meaning leaving only the most necessary programs and HP software for the scanner on the NB200 net book.
And also not buying a new scanner (that costs at least $100). With the unsafe environment now that Windows XP is finished, I will only do any scanning using the net book, not bothering with conversion (although it has enough resources to easily support a conversion to Win 7). Only set back was incompatibility with my older HP Scanjet 4370 scanner, for which I still used my Toshiba NB 200 net book PC. This downloaded file (setup-full-G3010-140-052.exe) included full functions for both the G3000 and the 4300 Series.Ĭouple months ago my previous posts described steps I took to convert XP to Windows 7 on my Acer Travel Mate laptop. For my (now long dead) larger laptop ACER, for which I had installed the full feature hp scanjet software and driver. The above follows my previous posts on that subject. Go to control panel, devices and printer, find scanner, right click SCAN.Īs my Toshiba nb200 is only 12″ small screen, I take the settings as they come up and simply hit ENTER, it scans (in that case. The hp driver wizard installs the driver for the scanjet 4370 just fine. There are two versions: one basic setup, one extended. Specify which OP system (in my case Win 7 32-bit). HP is split into 2 companies), for download of this G3010 version. Will open a Hewlett Packard support site (NOTE. (That will cover also hp scanjet 4300 series.) Look for: “hp scanjet G3010 photo scanner”. Have an older hp scanjet 4370, needed a driver for my (also) older Toshiba nb200 netbook still on Windows 7 32-bit OP system, to get this scanner to work.
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