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It's probably overheating. I have an ageing Toshiba that does the same thing. I have to pull the mains plug out and put it back in before it will power up again. The problem with mine is that the CPU is overheating. I can alter the frequency at which it happens by using a tin of compressed air...

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Updated the firmware and - Hey presto, problem solved! Updating the firmware is a bit of a rigmorale. You have to roll back the Nikon Scan software to Version 3. Luckily, I still have an old PC running XP and the Nikon Scan V3 disk. With regard to the sevenforums, there are over 400 posts...

I have a Nikon Imaging scanner which my PC detects on connection. I have the correct driver which device manager installs with a code 10 error, the device cannot start. My PC is running Windows 7 64bit. I should point out that the scanner works correctly on my old PC running Windows XP, so...