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If you need to know more about the class C IP address parts, you can click the title link in the list of class C IP addresses. They are suitable for small-scale local area networks, each network can only contain up to 254 computers (2 ^ 8 - 2 = 254). The number of class C network addresses is large (2 ^ 21 = 2097152). The length of the network identifier in the class C IP address is 21 bits, and the length of the host identifier is 8 bits. If the IP address is expressed in binary, the class C IP address consists of a 3-byte network address and a 1-byte host address, and the highest bit of the network address must be '110'.Д¬lass C IP address range: 192.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255, available IP address range: 192.0.0.1 ~ 223.255.255.254. Make sure the 2 Reset boxes underneath say '1' in them.Class C IP address means: in the four-part number of the IP address (for example: byte 1.byte 2.byte 3.byte 4), the first three part numbers (byte 1.byte 2.byte 3) are the network number, and the remaining part number (byte 4) is the number of the local computer. Switch to 'Recovery' tab, and change all 3 drop-down boxes to 'Restart the Service'.

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Make sure, all services Windows Image Acquisition depends on, are runningДЇ. Double click on it and click the Dependencies tabД®. Scroll down to Windows Image Acquisition (WIA).Д. Click on the service which is present at the top of the program list.Д¬.

Click on Start, in Search box type вЂњservicesвЂќ without quotes.Д«.

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Here is something I found that applies specifically to Windows 7 I don't know if it will work but it seems similar to the one I used for 10:ДЄ.

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So the specific steps in this solution may be particular to Windows 10 but I think checking and fixing the WIA settings should work in Windows 7.

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Everytime I got an update for a long time, the update would reset the Windows Image Acquisition settings.

I've been using Windows 10 pretty much since Microsoft first rolled it out and I think the Windows 10 installation initially created this problem back in 2015.