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From: rma2113 on 25 Nov 2009 21:30 I am installing my Brother wireless printer (MFC-495CW) and I encountered the following "Files Needed" pop up window. "The file 'serscan.sys' on Windows XP Home Edition CD-ROM is needed'. Type the path where the file is located and then click OK" I installed the OS CDROM that Dell gave me and nothing works. I also tried to find the file itself in the C drive under C:\\Windows\Driver Cache|I386 and still nothing. Does anyone know where I can this file? Thanks
From: SC Tom on 25 Nov 2009 22:05 "rma2113" <rma2113(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3F996CE8-71F6-4452-B9DC-C8C54DF08BA2(a)microsoft.com... >I am installing my Brother wireless printer (MFC-495CW) and I encountered >the > following "Files Needed" pop up window. "The file 'serscan.sys' on Windows > XP > Home Edition CD-ROM is needed'. Type the path where the file is located > and > then click OK" > I installed the OS CDROM that Dell gave me and nothing works. I also tried > to find the file itself in the C drive under C:\\Windows\Driver Cache|I386 > and still nothing. Does anyone know where I can this file? > Thanks Look on your Dell CD and see if there is an \i386 folder or a file named Driver.cab. It's in that cab file. You can double-click on the cab to open it, then right click on the file you want and pick Extract, then pick the folder you want to extract it to. SC Tom
From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 26 Nov 2009 01:11 Got Google? http://lmgtfy.com/?q=serscan.sys rma2113 wrote: > I am installing my Brother wireless printer (MFC-495CW) and I encountered > the following "Files Needed" pop up window. "The file 'serscan.sys' on > Windows XP Home Edition CD-ROM is needed'. Type the path where the file is > located and then click OK" > I installed the OS CDROM that Dell gave me and nothing works. I also tried > to find the file itself in the C drive under C:\\Windows\Driver Cache|I386 > and still nothing. Does anyone know where I can this file? > Thanks
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