Changing the default storage location or folder for scanned documents it is possible from WinScan2PDF Version 3.77!1.) ... Change the storage location in WinScan2PDF!
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I recently redirected the Documents folder from some profiles to a new mirrored disk. I went to Windows Scan 2 PDF and it gave me an error message that it can not access scanned document folders. As far as I could see, it was redirected to the parent folder.
It turns out that Windows 10 or Windows 11 does not pass permissions to all subfolders. In example: "E:\Users\MyDocuments\Scanned documents". Although I am in the admin group, only special permissions appear. So I've added myself to each parent folder as a user and Windows Scan 2 PDF now opens and I can save the documents as default to the redirected location. Thank you!
Enable auto delete temporary scans at program end!
Please Start WinScan2PDF and open the menu item Options and select ergo deactivate the option:
"Do not delete temporary scans"
Please use ... always the latest version of WinScan2PDF.
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2.) In MS Windows 11, 10, ... OS change the default scan location!
The default folder for scanned documents is in My Documents, documents can be moved to any location on the hard drive. The register entries are automatically changed by Windows.Don't copy the action has to be move to cause a relocation of the folders and the registry keys will then be changed automatically as well.
Full explanation: ►► Move My Documents, Documents Folder in Windows!
3.) Direct scan in a folder with the popular Quad Explorer!
1. Start as always ►► ... the Quad Explorer on MS Windows OS
2. Open the folder in which the scanned documents are to be saved
3. And go to File ► Tools on Scan
4. Assign a name for the scan job ( file extension is not required)
5. And start the scan job, the documents are saved directly in the folder
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FAQ 11: Updated on: 13 September 2022 18:32
