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May 17, 2016 9:33 AM in response to randysrodeoby MIJ2016,With a LIDE110, I followed the advice of others to remove all Canon software and then try Image Capture. So far, it seems to have worked flawlessly (though as pointed out earlier the scanner buttons, which I never used anyway, no longer work).
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Jul 13, 2016 10:19 AM in response to randysrodeoby YellowDF,Canon Lide 220
MacMini late 2012
Mac OS X 10.11.5
1. Trash the Canon Utilities Folder;
2. Trash User/Library/Preferences/Canon;
3. Reboot your Mac;
4. Install the latest ICA Driver, then IJ Scan Utility 2 and IJ ScanGear (download them from Canon website);
5. Reboot;
6. Check System Preferences/Printers-Scanners - Scan Button “Open Image Capture” NOT Canon IJ Scan Utility
7. Press “PDF button” on your scanner - you’ll get an Image capture window opened with no scanner present;
8. Close the window;
9. Open manually “IJ Scan Utility” - you’ll get a window explaining how to use your scanner buttons.
It’s a little tricky, but worked for me. There’s still a bug in the driver: if you press “PDF button” on the scanner you can’t see any scanner in the Capture image window; on the contrary, if you manually open Image Capture, you get the scanner on the left, that's quite strange...
IJ ScanGear Starter GX still remains for me the best app for my Lide 220.
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Sep 10, 2016 6:37 PM in response to randysrodeoby Martin K,I have a CanScan Lide 100. I removed all software related to Canon (using CleanApp), then opened Image Capture and, from the Menu, chose "Reset Twain Drivers." It identified my scanner and opened a scan window. It took about a minute to calibrate, and then the scanner was ready to use. I then scanned some pages, and it worked!