I trawled the internet for a fortnight finding a driver for this thing. If you have lost the disc it came with and are running something more up-to-date than Windows XP Service Pack 2, you are pretty much screwed. The one thing these companies have in common is a complete disinterest in providing legacy support for their scanner. It is also known by the various brand names as the FilmScan 35i or by the boring model number SCND502E1231. The first thing you need to know about this item is that it is not manufactured by Agfa - its a generic made-in-China film scanner sold in the early to mid noughties and marketed under a variety of names - Agfa, Ion, SVP, Innovative Technology, EU3C, Otek and Plexgear to name a few. Marketed as the Agfa Digital Converter, this item is aimed at those with a drawer full of slides and negatives in need of conversion. I have never had a film scanner and at £12 this seemed to be a steal. I came across this little beauty on Ebay the other day and decided to buy it. If they don't have drivers try using Windows Update - Update driver for hardware that isn't working properly: How to Install A Scanner: Working with the Scanner and Camera Installation wizard: MCC 2011 TrekDozer Sharing bits of knowledge.
Under System, you can view the system type, it will say 32 or 64 bit.Open System by clicking the Start button, right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Properties.
To see if you have Windows 7 32 or 64 bit: Download the correct bit level for your computer - 32 or 64 bit - and then install them.
Check the manufacturers support site for newer drivers, they might have Windows 7 drivers that you can download and install.
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