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OK, I got it working eventually. I'm not sure if it was configuring the scansnap to scan to mobile or reinstalling Evernote. If anyone is having similar problems I suspect its the latter. Having done that I went to Scan Snap Home (the app on my PC) I selected LOCAL MODE and configured a new profile for Evernote. Note, I can no longer get the cloud mode in Scan Snap to work for Evernote. This was the method I had followed up to now based on readily available advice on the internet.

Thank you both for your replies and happy new year to you! I have reinstalled Scan Snap completely to no avail but maybe I'll try to reinstall the EN Windows app. I'll try Scan Snap Cloud on my phone also. When installing Scan Snap on my laptop I declined using the mobile phone scanning option. I'll go that route to see if it frees up anything.

Hi, I've been using my Fujitsu ix500 for many years with EN without problems. Since early December I have been unable to scan wirelessly to EN. There seems to be some problem with the ScanSnap Scan to Cloud service. Has anybody else been experiencing similar problems? I have checked trying the Scan to Cloud service to scan to Dropbox and that doesn't work either. My setup: Windows 11 Latest versions of ScanSnap and Evernote Wifi connection successful - no errors showing on scanner Permission between ScanSnap and EN in place. Registered user of Scan Snap ScanSnap detects all of my folder in EN (I can see them when I select my default folder in EN to scan to) so the connection must be there. Yet despite this the scanner refuses to scan to cloud. I just get a blue flashing light on the scanner (standby). I can scan no problem to a local folder using either a USB cable or wifi so the scanner works. It just seems to be a problem with the Scan to Cloud feature, for me anyway.