Scanning the document

Hi,

Yes, scanning does works via "Windows Fax and scan" application. Please check this link for reference http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?&objectID=c02539136

Regards
Riztech

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02459304&tmp_task=solveCategory&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&site=null&lang=en&product=3692888&key=null#N53 Windows XP To scan a document using Paint in Windows XP, follow these steps:

1. Click Start , point to All Programs , point to Accessories , and then click Paint .
2. Click File , and then click From Scanner or Camera .
3. Make any desired setting changes.
4. Click Scan .
   
   Windows Vista Use one of the following methods to scan a document for the Windows Vista operating system. Method one: Scanning with Windows Photo Gallery To scan a document using Windows Photo Gallery in Windows Vista, follow these steps:
   1. Click the Windows Vista ( ) icon, click All Programs , and then click Windows Photo Gallery .
   2. Click File , and then click Import From Camera or Scanner .
   3. Click Import , and then click Scan .
      
      Windows 7 Use one of the following methods to scan a document for the Windows7 operating system. Method one: Scanning with Windows Live Photo Gallery To scan a document using Windows Live Photo Gallery in Windows7, follow these steps:
      1. Click the Windows icon ( ), click All Programs , and then click Windows Live Photo Gallery . NOTE: If Windows Live Photo Gallery does not appear in the list of programs, you can go to the Microsoft Web site to download it, or try the next method.
      2. Click File , and then click Import From Camera or Scanner .
      3. Click the product you are using to scan, and then click Import .
      4. Make any desired setting changes, and then click Scan .

There is no need to install any software for scanning from Windows 7 computer.

It's very easy

On computer click "Start" (windows icon)
click "All Programs"
click "Windows Fax and Scan"
click "Scan" and complete the scan as per on-screen instructions there


Make sure printer is turned on and connected to computer through usb cable properly.

This is easily accomplished using Kodak AIO Home Center v5.3:

Scanning documents from Home Center
1 On the main screen, click Scan Documents and Pictures.
2 Place your original document face down on the scanner glass.
3 Select Document.
4 Select the type of document you are scanning.
5 Select a Resolution for your scan from the drop-down list.
6 Select Perfect Page Technology to automatically correct imperfections in the scan.
7 Select Next.
8 On the Edit screen, edit each image as needed.
9 Click Next.
10 Select Save to File, then select Save As (pdf or rtf), Then Save.
11 Select Done to return to the main menu.

You didn’t mention your operating system, so here are tips for all three…

Win XP… http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/getstarted/scanning.mspx
Win Vista... http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/features/fax-scan.aspx
Win 7 ... Open Start> Help and Support> and type in “Scan a document or photo” for full instructions

Hi Melinda,

Windows7 provides a basic set of scanning drivers, also referred to as Windows Image Aquisition (WIA) drivers, that you can use as an alternative to scan a document when you cannot scan using the HP drivers. You might choose to use these scanning drivers for one of the following reasons:

• Your product released before Windows7 and HP has not released drivers that support scanning for your product.
• You have not installed the available HP software that includes scanning.
• You are troubleshooting a scanning problem and trying to identify the source of the problem.

ScanningUse one of the following three methods to scan a document. Method one: Scanning with Windows Live Photo GalleryTo scan a document using Windows Live Photo Gallery in Windows7, follow these steps:

1. Click the Windows icon , click All Programs , and then click Windows Live Photo Gallery .
   
2. Click File , and then click Import From Camera or Scanner .
3. Click the product you are using to scan, and then click Import .
4. Make any desired setting changes, and then click Scan .

Method two: Scanning with PaintTo scan a document using Paint in Windows7, follow these steps:

1. Click the Windows icon , click All Programs , click Accessories , and then click Paint .
2. Click the Paint button ( ), and then click From Camera or Scanner .
3. Make any desired setting changes, and then click Scan .

Method three: Scanning with Windows Fax and ScanTo scan a document using Windows Fax and Scan in Windows7, follow these steps:

1. Click the Windows icon , click All Programs , and then click Windows Fax and Scan .
2. Click New Scan .
3. Make any desired setting changes, and then click Scan

Please reply if the problem persists.


Regards,
Rizwan

Currently HP has no driver for Win 7 for this product. However basic printing and scanning is possible. The procedure is explained very clearly on th HP's website.

Click here to visit the HP support page. Scroll down and you will find the instructions for scanning.

Also I have reproduced these instructions here:

ScanUse one of the following methods to scan a document. Method one: Scanning with Windows Fax and Scan

1. Click the Windows ( ) icon.
2. Click All Programs .
3. Click Windows Fax and Scan .
4. Click New Scan , and then click Scan .

Method two: Scan with Paint

1. Click the Windows ( ) icon.
2. Click All Programs .
3. Click Accessories .
4. Click the Paint icon (), and then click From Scanner or Camera .
5. Click Scan .

Note that the above instructions may only work after the driver is installed.

Try updating the drivers. Take this link to Hp and either enter model number and then operating system or let Hp detect your hardware and select drivers.

http://www.hp.com/#Support

hiii
You can perform following step:=====

1.Insert the document you want to scan into your scanner.

2.Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, and then click Scanner and Camera Wizard

3.The Scanner and Camera Wizard appears. Click Next.

4.In the Choose Scanning Preferences page, click the Picture type option that best matches the paper you are scanning, and then click Next

5.In the Picture Name and Destination page, type a name for your image, select JPG as the file format, and select the folder where you would like the scanned image to be saved. Click Next.


6.Windows XP scans your document. On the Other Options page, click Nothing. Then, click Next.


7.On the Completing the Scanner and Camera Wizard page, you can view your scanned document by clicking the link shown. If you are not satisfied with the results, click Back to return to the Choose Scanning Preferences page, adjust your settings, and try your scan again. Repeat until you are satisfied. Click Finish to close the wizard and open the folder containing your scanned document.