ResScan CPAP Reporting Software (OLD version: 5.5) [Archived Discussions]

[JJJ]

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[SuperSleeper]

ResScan Updated to VERSION 4.2

Healthcareworker is now distributing the link to the new ResScan Version 4.2.

If you'd like the download link to the new 4.2 version, please log into your Apnea Board forum account (registration required), then go here for instructions:

http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-...nload-Link

Also in that post is a link to the new Clinician Manual for ResScan 4.2.



EDIT: And, REMEMBER: DO NOT INSTALL THE 3 drivers at the first part of the installation... if you do, your computer will not be able to use any version of ResScan AT ALL.

[Ugly]

ResScan Updated to VERSION 4.2

Healthcareworker is now distributing the link to the new ResScan Version 4.2.


EDIT: And, REMEMBER: DO NOT INSTALL THE 3 drivers at the first part of the installation... if you do, your computer will not be able to use any version of ResScan AT ALL.

HOW?

I don't seem to be given the option of excluding the drivers.
Not even as Administrator. How do I bypass this?

[TheWerkz]

I don't seem to be given the option of excluding the drivers.
Not even as Administrator. How do I bypass this?

Sean, you're not going far enough in the installation, keep hitting next and you'll come to a dialog with 3 check-boxes, they're un-checked by default, just leave them that way and click next and the installation begins to copy afterwards.

[Ugly]

I don't seem to be given the option of excluding the drivers.
Not even as Administrator. How do I bypass this?

Sean, you're not going far enough in the installation, keep hitting next and you'll come to a dialog with 3 check-boxes, they're un-checked by default, just leave them that way and click next and the installation begins to copy afterwards.

I just know that when I select "custom" it mentions "Drivers"
The options I get are "This feature will be installed on local hard drive"
and "This feature and all subfeatures will be installed on local hard drive"
I acknowledge that if they get installed one option will be to reformat the drive but for now I'll take your word for it.
CRWS Settings remains active in the system tray but I trust setup will take care of that too.

[Ugly]

I don't seem to be given the option of excluding the drivers.
Not even as Administrator. How do I bypass this?

Sean, you're not going far enough in the installation, keep hitting next and you'll come to a dialog with 3 check-boxes, they're un-checked by default, just leave them that way and click next and the installation begins to copy afterwards.

Thanks. It worked - of course - but when I came to the install options and it wouldn't let me exclude the drivers, I was concerned. I didn't know it would take me to a driver install page where I had final say.
It's possible that I went through the same thing with version 4.1 but with my memory I can't be too sure. It's up and running. Thanks.

[PaulaO2]

I did the same thing. The option for the drivers is on the next screen.

[xtsui]

Dear Administrator

What if I have accidentally installed the 3 drivers but have uninstalled the ResScan later, then re-install ResScan later, how can I make ResScan work again. Is there anyway to fix the problem caused by my initial wrongfully installed the 3 drivers such as cleaning up the registry or something similar? Please advise as my ResScan is functioning normally except unable to generate any report at all right now.

Best Regards
XT

[SuperSleeper]

Dear Administrator

What if I have accidentally installed the 3 drivers but have uninstalled the ResScan later, then re-install ResScan later, how can I make ResScan work again. Is there anyway to fix the problem caused by my initial wrongfully installed the 3 drivers such as cleaning up the registry or something similar? Please advise as my ResScan is functioning normally except unable to generate any report at all right now.

Best Regards
XT

Hi XT, welcome to Apnea Board.

I know of no method to clean everything up so that ResScan will work once someone has mistakenly installed the 3 proprietary drivers. That's why we make such a big deal out of not doing that in the initial instructions.

I'm not fluent at all with editing the Windows registry - perhaps someone else can chime in and offer a potential solution. So far, however, in the several instances where this mistake has been made, I'm not aware of anyone who has cleaned up everything enough to make ResScan work again on their PC.

In any case, you might try SleepyHead, which is available for free. See the Private Files and Links Forum for that and other available software.

Good luck.

[PaulaO2]

Except to reformat the drive. But that's the extreme.