Configuring WSD Scan on Epson Scanners for Windows 10

When using an Epson scanner with your Windows 10 device, you may encounter issues with connecting to the scanner via WSD (Web Services for Devices) scan. To troubleshoot these issues and ensure seamless scanning, follow the steps outlined in this article.

Firstly, make sure that the 'Network Discovery' firewall exception is enabled on your test host. This is a crucial step as it allows the Push Scan function and network searching to work properly in EpsonNet Config WSD.

Additionally, if you are using Windows Server versions, ensure that the 'Desktop Experience' Feature is installed. This feature is required for WSD scanning to function correctly.

If you have Bonjour for Windows 10 installed on your system, uninstall it as it may interfere with WSD scan functionality.

Before running any tests, complete the test setup by following the prerequisites outlined in the Scanner Testing Prerequisites document. It's essential to follow these steps to ensure that all necessary settings and configurations are in place.

During testing, both test cases will timeout if the device does not respond within 60 seconds. This is a normal behavior and can be ignored.

The second test case involves the 'Resolve' WS-Discovery operation based on the device WSD ID. To perform this test, first execute the 'Probe' WS-Discovery operation filtered by ScanDeviceType. For more information on WS-Scan, refer to the Scan Service (WS-Scan) Schema document.

To add your Epson scanner to Windows 10 network connection, follow these steps: search for IP addresses of your Epson scan and click OK to save the IP address in PC network. Then, navigate to Epson scan settings, click Network, and hit Add. Type 'Epson scan' in the search box and press Enter to access Epson scan settings.

By following these steps and ensuring that all necessary configurations are in place, you should be able to connect your Epson scanner to Windows 10 using WSD scan without any issues.

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