How To Do Kyocera Mita Scanner File Utility Installation

Installing Scanner File Utility For Kyocera Mita:

On your Windows computer, close all the running programs and ensure that you have a stable Internet connection.

Insert the Scanner Library CD-ROM, that you received along with the scanner during the first-time purchase, into your computer’s CD/DVD drive.

Open Windows Explorer or My Computer and double-click the setup.exe file to run the Scanner Library.

If your computer doesn’t support the CD-ROM, download the Scanner File Utility for your Kyocera printer from the official Kyocera site.

Open the downloaded file and run the Scanner Library.

If the device prompts for User Account Control, click the Yes button.

On the License Agreement page, click the right arrow button to accept the EULA.

Under Main Menu, select the Scanner Utilities option.

Choose your desired language from the pull-down menu and click OK.

Click Next and select Browse on the Choose Destination Location screen.

Select your desired installation folder and click OK.

Click Next and select the Install a desktop mode option.

Choose the installation components and click the Next button.

Once the installation is completed, click Finish.

You have now seen how to install the Kyocera Mita Scanner File Utility.

To register the destination folder for the scanned images, click the Start menu and select All Programs > Scanner User Software > Scanner File Utility.
Alternatively, double-click the Scanner File Utility icon in the system tray.
Click the Setup button in the Scanner File Utility window and select New.
Input the destination folder number and click the three horizontal dots to choose your desired folder.
Click the OK button to register your destination folder.
Finally, click OK and configure the scanner using the Address Book utility.
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