HP Precisionscan Pro is a legacy scanning application developed by Hewlett-Packard (HP) for its ScanJet series of flatbed scanners. Designed to streamline document and image capture, it provides an intuitive preview-and-adjust workflow with tools to crop, rotate, straighten, and fine-tune color, brightness, and contrast. It supports multiple scanning modes (text, grayscale, color) and resolution settings, and it integrates with OCR software to convert scans into editable text. PrecisionScan Pro saves to common image formats and works with TWAIN-compatible applications, making it suitable for basic archiving and document processing tasks. As an older, discontinued product, it was intended for legacy Windows environments and may require outdated drivers or virtualized setups to run on modern systems.
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HP Precisionscan Pro is developed by Hewlett-Packard and is used by 26 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 2.0, 2.5, 3.0 and 3.1. The names of program executable files are HP PrecisionScan Pro.exe, hprbui.exe, HPScan.exe, hpscnsvr.exe and HPSysDig.exe.
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I want to share this with everybody.
- Installation: Modify the setup program properties to run as an administrator and set compatibility mode to WinXPSP3. Then proceed with the installation.
- Stop and disable the service Windows Image Acquisition (WIA).
- Modify the program launch link (or better the program itself) the same way as above (admin/XPSP3).
- You're good to go!
On very rare occasions your scan will block anyway.
The first thing to check is the status of the service.
Sometimes the service gets enabled and restarted again.
At the moment I am not sure what program does this and since it is rare...
Powerdown or disconnect the scanner, stop all HP Presionscan programs and processes. Only then you will be able to stop and disable the service again.
I hope this helps somebody out there.
Yours
Feme Moses ([email protected])