July 9, 2001

There is a problem under Windows NT and Windows 2000 with the scanner driver
when it requires some memory. A message that it cannot fix memory is displayed.

This is caused by a user not having some special privileges that is normally
available only to the administrator.


The new memory management scheme for large memory handling has introduced this
requirement.


Altough the fix is technically the same for both NT 4 and Windows 2000,
the process is slightly different.

User privileges must be set manually by the system administrator.

Here is how to adjust the user privileges for each platform:


Windows 2000

	Logon as Administrator

	Follow this tree:

		Control Panel
		Administrative Tools
		Local Security Policy
		Local Policies
		User Rights Assignments

		Double Click on : Increase Scheduling priority

		Click Add:

		add groups or user that have the rights to use the scanner.

		click OK

		exit 

	Effective Settings will be correct on next Logon or reboot.




Windows NT

	Logon as Administrator

	From the start menu, Open User Manager

		On the top menu, click Policies, User Rights

		in the User Rights Policy Window, 

			click the "Show advanced user rights" control

			In the Right Control ( top control )  
			click and highlight "increase scheduling priority"

			Click the ADD button

			choose the names of the groups or user you want to give the right to.

			Click Ok.

		Exit


Logon as a user and use the scanner.