M2070FW printer won't scan, official drivers from website not working. I installed my printer on my new PC today, and since I lost the CD, I used the Add printer function in Windows 7 to configure it. If I try scanning using the Easy Printer Manager shortcut, I get this: 'Scan application supported by easy printer manager is not installed.

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Welp, turns out the default password is 1111. Seems like someone changed it. In that case, you'll need to do a factory reset.

I don't know how it goes for that exact unit. In fact, I couldn't find any information for that exact unit on a hard reset. But here's some info for other Samsung MFPs. You'll want to reset the NVRAM by going into service mode.

In some units, you hold down the 1, 2, and 3 buttons. Then type the password 1934. (One source cited this method for the 5935). In other models, you have to hit the buttons: MENU # 1934 in rapid succession (menu button followed by the pound symbol then the four digits). Then a tech menu appears. If either of those work and you find yourself in a service or tech mode, you're on your own.

Just fiddle about until you reset the proper thing I suppose. How to make google your homepage for mac pro. There's also a way to reset just the network settings. That'll clear the SyncThru password and any network configurations (like that static ip you mentined).

This information is for the SCX-6345N. But what the hell, give it a try. To reset the SWS (SyncThru Web Service) password: Press the Menu button.

Press the right or left arrow until Network appears, then press OK.Press the right or left arrow until Clear Settings appears, then press OK. Select Yes and press OK.After the printer finishes clearing the network settings, unplug it for a few seconds then plug it in again. All network settings (including the SWS password) will be reset. If you had manually configured IP info or were connected to a wireless network, you will need to re-enter those settings now.The login will default back to admin and the password will be sec00000.