Canon DR-7580 "scanner slow" Questions

scanner IS slow & I need to buy another to get more speed? Any suggestions? There are two possibilities for the scanner output being slow. a) Lack of contiguous space in the hard disk- Do a defrag

...slow, then the problem is likely with your computer. Please check if you have enough space in your hard disk. Run a disk defrag to increase disk thruput. The scanner scans in JPG or TIF but converted ...

scanner if it is 24 bit color. The image is sent to the computer Harddisk and if the disk is full or if it had not been defragged for a long time, the sectors may not be contiguous for speedy writing,

IT WILL SCAN FAST AFTER 10 PAGES IT WILL RUN SLOW Your disk must be full or you need to do a 'defrag' on the volume where you are storing the data. Initially it is stored in the buffer and when the ...

...this setting, i have very slow my scanner speed, about 15 ppm speed on 9080c scanner, pl solve this problem if any solution found Please run disk-defrag and create more space in the hard disk. S. ...

...the "colour' option, After selecting the "colour' option, in Capture Professional, the scanner starts normally but after 10-15 pages, the scanner slows dramatically and can take up to 12 ...

more slowly. I personally get abpout 60ppm with my error correction on black and white 200dpi. (300 dpi scans just as fast although 400dpi will slow down). Set the scanner to scan ahead in the options

...Slow I installed the DR-9080C with default settings and am achieving 39.5 PPM. I attempted to alleviate this by lowering DPI and enabling Scan Ahead but to no avail, my scanner remains fixed at 39.5 ...

...Scanner will continue to scan at the same Speed! The problem is in the computer. Check if you have enough disk space, do a 'defrag' on your harddisk, create extra space by deleting unwanted files. IF ...

...slow between pages The scanner will stop and start between pages when scanning with Adobe X If the target storage area is insufficient this will happen. Clear disk space, run 'defrag' to make space ...