Learn how to configure your printer to scan to SMB, meaning that scanned documents are saved directly to your PC. Scanning your documents directly to a folder on a PC via the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol requires that your multifunction device (MFD) or multifunction printer (MFP) is configured to authenticate to your Windows PC.

In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up a Scan Folder on your PC for seamless scanning with your Kyocera device. Navigate to the C: Drive. Create a new folder and name it "Scans". (Optional) Create a shortcut on your Desktop for easy access. Click Properties. Go to the Sharing tab and click the Share button.

With Kyocera Scanner/Printer, you can setup scan to a network folder. This video shows a step by step to do so.

The Scan to Folder Setup Tool for SMB simplifies the setup process for sending scanned images to a folder via the SMB protocol. Create a shared folder on a PC to receive images from a MFP. The created folder is automatically set as a shared folder. Administrator privileges on …

2022年10月5日 · With Kyocera’s Scan to Folder Setup Tool for SMB you can easily send scanned images to a folder using the SMB protocol. You can set up the destination in the address book and, optionally, as a One Touch Key on the MFP.

2024年2月20日 · Step-by-step guide on setting up Scan to Folder on your Kyocera printer. Connect your PC and printer on the same network, create a shared folder, and configure SMB settings for direct and convenient scanning.

2022年10月5日 · This article describes how to scan into a folder on the control panel interface of your Kyocera TASKAlfa. Learn more at BDS.

By installing the free "File Management Utility" software on the PC, you can easily receive pop-up notifications when scanned documents are added to a designated network folder (NAS) or PC folder. You can also assign numbers and dates to these documents and organize them into separate folders based on specific conditions.

2017年4月26日 · I have had connection issues in some locations. Two things you can try. Try making the shared folder under the " Public" user. Also under network sharing center (where you turned on printer file sharing), turn it on for all networks (do this only if the computer is stationary and not a laptop or else they will be vulnerable on public networks).

Go the your main desktop and right click a blank area and select “New” and then “Folder” and name the folder Scans. 6. Right click the folder and go to “Properties”. On some versions you may need to select “Show more options” and then “Properties”. 7. Select the “Sharing” tab and then press the “Share” button. 8.