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HP Scanjet G2410 Scanner “Scanner Not Found” in Mac OS X 10.6.8 Solved

 
We just bought a HP Scanjet G2410 Flatbed Scanner. It worked perfect with my Samsung Netbook OS Windows 7 and My Desktop with Windows 7. But it was showing error “Scanner Not found” on Mac OS X 10.6.8. On The Driver CD, no proper solution was found and I googled it. The result was, we actually need a Updated Driver from HP to work that ScanJet G2410 with Mac OS X 10.6.8.



The Updated Driver “HP_Installer_Scanjet_v2.4.4_Ph5.dmg” can be found on this HP URL. Size : 113 Megabytes.

 

Details and specifications
File name: HP_Installer_Scanjet_v2.4.4_Ph5.dmg [1/1, 113.49M]
System requirements:

Mac OS X v10.6
Intel Core Processor
1 GB RAM
150 MB hard disk available
Released: 2011-03-03
Version: 2.4.4
Compatibility: Mac OS X

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Fix Mac os X Bangla font problem

Install font “Elushey Lohit” from this link and install on your Mac os X. Then follow the steps below.

1. Open Firefox and go to Preferences as the image.

2. Click on Content and then Advanced.

3. Make these changes in the box appears:

a. Select drop down of Fonts for to Bengali.

b. Serif to Ekushey Lohit.

c. Sans-Serif to Ekushey Lohit.

d. Monospace to Ekushey Lohit.

e. Default Character Encoding to Unicode (UTF-8).

You are done now.
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Speed up your XP Installation…

 

This trick will help you to speed up your Win XP installation a bit. It helps to finish the XP installation quickly and save 15-20 minutes on every install.

 

1. Boot with XP CD/DVD.

2. Format your target drive (i.e. C:) with NTFS QUICK.

3. When all the setup files are copied, the system re-boots.

4. Now the installation starts and shows you about 39 minutes remaining time. Here, press SHIFT+F10, this will bring Command Prompt Window.

5. In command window, type “taskmgr”, this will bring GUI of Task Manager to your screen.

6. Go to the “Processes” tab, right-click on “setup.exe”, select “Set Priority” and then select “Above Normal”

7. Close the Task Manager Window and exit the Command Prompt typing “exit” and Enter.

 

Happy Quick XP Installing ;)