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10-11-2019 08:23 AM
After upgrading my mac to 10.15 Catalina Samsung C460 printer didn't work anymore. On the driver site there is NO driver support yet for MacOS 10.15. After removing the printer and adding it again in MacOS i got the printer working again.
But not the scanning functionality (Scan Assist ) apparently it is 32bit what is not supported in MacOS 10.15.
When will there be updated drivers 64bit versions? the printer is too new to drop support like this. It was already mentioned a long time that 32bit support in Mac would be dropped. Anyone a solution for the meanwhile?
10-12-2019 07:28 AM
And that terrible HP Support site does not provide a way to send a ticket. If you click Contact a HP Agent for Support it jumps back to general support stuff.
It's ridiculous if HP support is this bad i can't belief it.
HP SUPPORT WHERE ARE YOU???
10-30-2019 04:16 PM - edited 11-09-2019 01:48 PM
I have the same problem. The Scanner is not usable anymore without alternative Software. I tried VueScan from Hamrick Software. The tests was successful bat if you can not scan without watermark if you not have payd for it. There are two version's one with and one without update's. i didn't buy it now, i hope hp will deliver a solution soon. if not i need to buy the alternative software.
It is not my first product from Samsung who has very fast no updates anymore.
I have a new workaround with the old driver 2.0. it work on Catalina 10.15
Use the Preview App from Catalina. Go to import from Samsung c460.
You must use JPEG as the image type. Using any other image type will result in the scan failing and not saving.
Once scanned as a JPEG, open Print, go to pdf and safe as pdf.
It is a little complicate bat works perfect.
Regards Tom
11-07-2019 03:59 PM
Scan using Mac's Image Capture or Preview apps.
You must use JPEG as the image type. Using any other image type will result in the scan failing and not saving.
Once scanned as a JPEG, you can open the image in Preview and then FILE > Export as PDF.
A lousy workaround, but it does work.