Win 7 is perfectly viable for most hardware and software. In fact it’s the only OS that will run my perfectly working 20 year old Epson Stylus 7600 (24") printer, an Epson 2450 scanner (without intervention) and a boatload of professional software which are now useless because Windows doesn’t support the drivers (and Adobe won’t support the particular .8bf plugin). It’s infuriating that I have to trash perfectly working hardware and software in the name of planned obsolescence and corporate profits. It’s like Sony Playstation not being backwards compatible.
I must confess that Win 10 is a great OS for stability and I’m very happy with Win 11 (didn’t like it at first) however I absolutely hate the constant updating as well. For me The “Co Pilot” feature in Win 11 is very welcome as both a professional tool and also a “stress reliever”.
Now if someone could just develop the perfect first layer delivery
I seem to remember there being more than one place where camera settings could be enabled.
Have you tried the below?
Go to the Windows start menu and type “Privacy”.
You should see an icon shaped like a padlock with the words “Privacy Settings” next to it.
Click on that.
On the menu down the left, scroll down to “App Permissions”, and select “Camera”
Make sure that “Allow apps to access your camera” is switched on, and then scroll down until you see CrealityScan.exe, and make sure that it’s in the Allow section.
