I cannot understand why something as simple as scanning to your PC, which we have been doing easily since the 1990's, all of a sudden requires an IT degree to be able to setup on a 2017 model?
Unshare the User1 folder and try again.
I've seen these things work absolutely fine if you simply create a folder in a share.
I have also seen them fail miserably if you manually share the folder that is in the share.
In most cases, when it fails, it can be made to work via just not using the share (Scans in your case)
I spoke to Xerox tech support on the phone and they suggested setting up a seprate share for each user, but that sounds really messy and I'd rather use the document path field as that's exactly what I think it's for?
That path is just to go deeper in a share, which is what you are doing. But, if you actually are sharing them, there is no reason to actually have Scans at all, it is just another box to fill in that case.
Hi,
I've got this working on a C405DNW to a share called Scans.
All I want to do now is scan to a sub-folder of the Scans share for each user. So I've put the sub-folder name into the "Document Path" box, but it throws an SMB DOS protocol error 1-005.
So:
Share: Scans
Document Path: <blank>
works
But:
Share: Scans
Document Path: User1
nor:
Share: Scans
Document Path: \User1
doesn't. The folder \\Scans\User1 exists with the correct permissions.
I spoke to Xerox tech support on the phone and they suggested setting up a seprate share for each user, but that sounds really messy and I'd rather use the document path field as that's exactly what I think it's for?
Any suggestions please?
Thanks very much, all working now
IP of PC = Click on your start menu, type CMD and hit the Enter key. Type ipconfig in the new window and hit Enter
Find the IPv4 address and put it in the first field
Now, we need the Share
Click on the Start menu and this time type 2 back slashes and the IP address found in the above and hit Enter
(In my case it is Start > \\192.1638.2.36 > Enter
In my case, I will find "Scans" and "Users", and I want to send them to Scans
So now I type Scans in the box for the Share
Document path is not needed, leave it blank
Login name is finicky, format it like it is found here (in the brackets), just right-click your shared folder in Windows and go to Properties, get to the point in the screenshot and add your username you use to log on and make sure it has Full control, then type in the username as it exists within the brackets
Hi,
struggling to set up scanning to my pc, can't work out how to do it.
Have a VersaLink C405 that I got last week - printing is fine, faxing fine, but cannot scan.
From looking through here, in handbook (not that great imo), and google searches I have tried to make an address book entry for the PC I want to scan to, and a folder that I have shared - is this via the SMB field?
No idea what info needs to be input for it to work though, and can't find any guides that explain this accurately
Any help is appreciated
thanks,
Clive
Sorry - forgot to add: windows 10 home, version 1703, os build 15063.608, 64 bit
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