
no, Macs are considerably more stable than PCs. My first PC ran DOS 2.1 (pre-dated the existence of Windows) and had 2 floppy drives (no hard drive.) I've been doing this for a long time. the first computers I used had to be "booted" by toggling in the instructions on the front panel (computers with "front panels" haven't been built in many decades.).
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as an operator, as a programmer, as a software & systems architect, etc. I've worked my entire professional career dealing with computers. I am on WIndows so if you are Mac, it isn't the same but Mac's have more OS problems with software than WIndows so I suspect the general idea is germaine.

Launch the browser and check for its functionality.
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Install the Cannon Zoom Browser EX and restart the computer for the changes to take effect.ĭ. Under “Privilege level”, click “Run this program as an administrator”, click apply and then click ok.Ĭ. Right click on the setup file of the Cannon Zoom Browser EX, click Properties, click Compatibility tab, under compatibility mode, check mark “Run this program in compatibility mode for and select “Windows XP(Service Pack 1 or Service pack 2 or Service Pack 3) from the drop down list. Install Cannon Zoom Browser EX in Windows XP compatibility mode and check how it works.Ī. If It is the Cannon Zoom Browser EX is not compatible with your OS.

When that doesn't work, it is just Canon's stock answer, it may be a compatibility issue. You get a message saying "Zb module has encountered a problem and will close" Canon will suggeste uninstalling it, then downloading it again with the firewall and anti virus closed.
