ADF as default

[kharte]

Hi!

I see a lot of questions about changing from Glasbed to ADF.

But the answers are only for one time use.

I want to change the default source to ADF, when starting a scan.

I did use WIN10 32 before, and had no problems, ADF were set as default.

But after upgrading to 64 bit, it is not possible to change the default.

How do I set ADF to be default??

brgds Kim

[greenturtle]

Hi,

Thanks for using the HP Forums.

Under the HP Scan software, just select te Source to be "Use document feeder if loaded" and it will be the default.  Example:

For more scanning tips, click here.

Hope that helps!

[kharte]

Hi, and thanks a lot for your reply.

However, this is the same solution, I have seen in many other replies.
But it does not help.

If I scan another document, its back to the flat glass bed as default.

I can not change it so ADF works as default.

brgds Kim

[sabretooth04]

Scanning issues…

Please try this scan solution:   Save your settings as a NEW shortcut.

HP Scan Extended

For Windows:   ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/scanners/HPScanExt/HPScanExt.msi

Once it's downloaded and installed, go to Start > All Programs > HP > HP Scan Extended > Run "HP Scan Extended"

Check all your settings and expand all tabs and all + signs to see all options.

Make searchable PDFs scans with this free scanning software - https://www.naps2.com/

Let us know.

[kharte]

Hi there!

First solution did't work.

Fantastic program, that EXT program.

It solved the problem, BUT caused another one 🙂

Sorry for not being completely happy.

I did find page 2 under ajustments, and changed the destination folder, where to put the output from the scan.

I do have a folder for all my scannings.

But starting the program again, its back to"documents" under my user in C:

Is it possible to have a default destination folder in this program??

Thanks again

Kim

[sabretooth04]

Yes it is.  Just change the save to folder.

[kharte · Accepted solution]

Ahh, I see.

I had to let the scan go all the way, and do an actual save.

Then it keeps the destination folder.

Man I am glad and happy now :-).

Thanks so much.

Kim