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  • Color management issue with DPScan (Windows 11, alas)

    From Bruce Goatly@21:1/5 to All on Sat Aug 23 14:24:08 2025
    Apologies if this the wrong group for this... I've been away from
    newsgroups for a while.

    I'm sure I've had to deal with this issue before, but it's cropped up again
    on my Windows 11 PC after a rebuild (bah!).

    Every time I try to load a JPEG into DPScan (v. 1.24, 8 Jan 2007) I come up with the error "the specified color management module is invalid.
    (SelectCMM) (2010)". Obviously I can clear it nut it's an irritation I
    didn't have before. Can anyone let me have the magic incantation, please?

    TIA.

    Bruce Goatly

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  • From Jean-Michel@21:1/5 to Bruce Goatly on Sat Aug 23 17:12:08 2025
    Hi,

    In message <108cfdp$26am9$[email protected]>
    "Bruce Goatly" <[email protected]> wrote:

    Apologies if this the wrong group for this... I've been away from
    newsgroups for a while.

    I'm sure I've had to deal with this issue before, but it's cropped up again on my Windows 11 PC after a rebuild (bah!).

    Every time I try to load a JPEG into DPScan (v. 1.24, 8 Jan 2007) I come up with the error "the specified color management module is invalid.
    (SelectCMM) (2010)". Obviously I can clear it nut it's an irritation I
    didn't have before. Can anyone let me have the magic incantation, please?

    TIA.

    Bruce Goatly

    I rarely use Windows, have you looked at this site, there are libraries
    that may have disappeared from your OS.

    https://www.davidpilling.com/wiki/index.php/DPScan

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    Jean-Michel

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  • From Dave@21:1/5 to Bruce Goatly on Sat Aug 23 21:14:26 2025
    In article <108cfdp$26am9$[email protected]>,
    Bruce Goatly <[email protected]> wrote:
    Apologies if this the wrong group for this... I've been away from
    newsgroups for a while.

    I'm sure I've had to deal with this issue before, but it's cropped up
    again on my Windows 11 PC after a rebuild (bah!).

    Every time I try to load a JPEG into DPScan (v. 1.24, 8 Jan 2007) I come
    up with the error "the specified color management module is invalid. (SelectCMM) (2010)". Obviously I can clear it nut it's an irritation I
    didn't have before. Can anyone let me have the magic incantation, please?

    TIA.

    Bruce Goatly

    If you go to http://www.triffid.co.uk/dstuff/dpsconfig.jpg there's an
    image of my DPS settings that work okay.

    Dave

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    Dave Triffid

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  • From Bruce Goatly@21:1/5 to Dave on Mon Aug 25 10:09:51 2025
    "Dave" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

    In article <108cfdp$26am9$[email protected]>,
    Bruce Goatly <[email protected]> wrote:
    Apologies if this the wrong group for this... I've been away from
    newsgroups for a while.

    I'm sure I've had to deal with this issue before, but it's cropped up
    again on my Windows 11 PC after a rebuild (bah!).

    Every time I try to load a JPEG into DPScan (v. 1.24, 8 Jan 2007) I come
    up with the error "the specified color management module is invalid.
    (SelectCMM) (2010)". Obviously I can clear it but it's an irritation I
    didn't have before. Can anyone let me have the magic incantation, please?

    TIA.

    Bruce Goatly

    If you go to http://www.triffid.co.uk/dstuff/dpsconfig.jpg there's an
    image of my DPS settings that work okay.

    Dave


    That's much appreciated, Dave. Sadly, applying the settings doesn't seem to solve the problem - I suspect it's something buried in Windows
    configuration that's been mangled. Oh well. As I said, it's an irritation
    but I can live with it.

    Thanks also to Jean-Michel; unfortunately I couldn't find anything there to help, but it was worth a look.

    It's great to see the newsgroups still active and constructive after all
    this time!

    B.

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