nscsysui_xerox.exe

[Bultaco]

Semantics: I didn't say "I've NEVER had one or used one ....I said "I DON'T own any or have any in the house".

All that aside...why is this program so persistent?

Revo Uninstaller won't uninstall it. It usually handles ANYTHING you throw at it.

There's an Uninstal icon in the program's own file folder, but the uninstall command appears nowhere in the program nor in it's Help guide.

Do I just go into File Explorer and nuke the entire folder? (seems a rather crude solution....but if that's what it wants, I'm happy to TRASH it.)

[Joe Arseneau]

Do you not realize your post history is viewable here? You clearly have had one, that is why you created the account you are using, so you could post about the 3210 you had rented.

And guess what? it was for scanning, exactly what the file you have issue with is used for.

Then 1 month later you make a post about never having had or used a Xerox device when clearly you did

And today you post again that you don't have one? Well, you did, which makes it entirely logical and not crazy at all.

So get rid of it.

"%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Program Files\Xerox\NetworkScan\NSCSysUI_XEROX.exe"

[Bultaco]

I don't even HAVE a Xerox printer and I'm getting this error.

How CRAZY is that???

[www.dpar.ru]

Good day, everyone.

We've found solution.

You need to add special flags for application.

1. Create text file with name xeroxscanfix.reg

2. Copy lines below:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers]
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Xerox\\NetworkScan\\NSCSysUI_XEROX.exe"="RUNASINVOKER"

3. Save file

4. Execute file (double click)

5. Approve changing of register

6. Profit

You could download file here:

http://bit.ly/13MG61z

If you are using 32bit windows just change Program Files (x86) to Program Files

Regards,

Mikhail Orlov

www.dpar.ru

[jklein]

C:\Program Files (x86)\Xerox\NetworkScan>sdbinst xerox_net_tool.sdb
Installation of xerox_net_tool.sdb complete.

[Mitchell889923-xrx]

Hi jklein
Thank you for using the Xerox forum.

I would suggest that you review the following site for a solution.
Workcentre-3210-3220 support

If that does not resolve your issue you may consider contacting our specific product support experts at the following link:Fast Track to the Expert. 

[jklein]

The problem still exists. Elevating the program to administrator does not help: The system still asks for authorization at each restart.

[PoMM82]

I solved this problem for me. (Win 7 x64)

1. Download "Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit" by link
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=24DA89E9-B581-47B0-B45E-492DD6DA2971&displa...
2. Find shortcut "Compatibility Administrator" in "Start" menu and run it.
3. Click right button on left side under sigh "Custom Databases" -> "New Database(1)" and choose "Create New" -> "Application Fix".
4. In window in field "Name of the program to be fixed" input any name (Example Xerox net tool), in bottom field set path to exec file Xerox net scan (default c:\Program Files\Xerox\NetworkScan\NSCSysUI_XEROX.exe or c:\Program Files (x86)\Xerox\NetworkScan\NSCSysUI_XEROX.exe), press "Next".
5. Again "Next", and in list "Compability fixes" find parametr "RunAsInvoker" and check the box. Press "Next" and "Finish".
6. Go to the menu "File" -> "Save as", and save file. (Example xerox_net_tool.sdb)
7. By user have no rights administrator click Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Promt , right click on it - "Run as adminisrtator". Enter admin account.
8. In the command prompt type: "C:\Windows\System32>sdbinst path_to_saved_file\xerox_net_tool.sdb"

[afeka]

i get the same error everytime i login in to my printer server

why is that ?

[frozenjim]

Hey all,

Xerox did contact me and they provided a solution that I'm finding acceptable.

• Create a Network Scanning Repository for SMB or FTP Using CentreWare Internet Services (CWIS)

Basically, don't use the magic Xerox Network Scan software in Enterprise; go into the printer and create a pointer to a valid SMB of FTP share.  Users will now have the option to scan to that shared folder (on your File server perhaps?).

If you REALLY want to help a user, create the share on their PC and make the pointer on the printer point to it. 

After a couple of years of complaining, I must admit, Xerox did finally give me a solution.  Imagine how much better for all of us - and for Xerox - it would have been to simply post this solution for us in the first place.

Thanks Xerox (and Level 2 support)