Next select "Browse My Computer" and specify the folder you created before. Right click this entry and select "Update Driver Software". The corresponding entry will be named "Firewire Scanner" or something like that. On Device Manager's device list your scanner is located in the imaging devices category. On Windows 8 first follow the instructions at the end of this page which eventually take you to the Device Manager, too. Go to Window's Control Panel and select System > Device Manager.
Turn on your scanner and connect it to your computer. = Begin of scanners.inf = scanners.inf - Windows Still Image Setup File Signature="$CHICAGO$" Class=Image ClassGUID=\InProcServer32,ThreadingModel,"Both" 1=%DiskName%, NKSCNUSD.dll=1 NK1394SCN.CopyUSDFiles=11 NKSCNUSD.dll,32 - Mfg="DIY Software" DiskName="Nikon Scan 4 CD-ROM" = End of scanners.inf = Next enter your text editor and press Ctrl+A followed by Ctrl+V to paste the code into the *.inf file. To do so click into the text box below and press Ctrl+A followed by Ctrl+C to copy the code. Open "Nks1394.inf" or respectively "NksUSB.inf" in a text editor of your choice to replace its contents. Depending on the scanner model you own copy the two files "NKScnUSD.dll" and "Nks1394.inf" or respectively "NksUSB.inf" which are to be found under "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Nikon\Driver\Scan1394" or "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Nikon\Driver\ScanUSB" into that folder. To do so create a new folder anywhere on your system you feel comfortable with. Next we need to create a driver for your scanner that is 64 bit compatible. Install the software on your 64 bit Windows 7 or Windows 8. To get started download Nikon Scan 4.03 for Windows Vista 32 bit. **I used these instructions to get my Coolscan V ED working on Windows 10 and it seems to working well - maybe it will also work on W7 - Had to follow the instructions very carefully - Good Luck, Lucy**
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