Installing drivers for Kodak All-In-One printers in Windows

Had to recently re-install drivers for a Kodak AIO printer after removing the re-image adware. However, despite detecting the printer, the driver installation always fails, even after removing the previous drivers. Eventually I figured out it was because Windows automatically tries to install the device as a scanner, thus preventing the device from being installed as an AIO printer. The solution: Disable automatic device detection first before installing the driver.

Far Manager Multiarc custom.ini for zpaq, nanozip

ZPAQ.EXE lacks delete and extract without path functionality, so those don't work

[zpaq]    ;For zpaq v7.05 journaling archiver, compiled Apr 17 2015
ID=37 6B 53 74 A0 31 83 D3 8C B2 28 B0 D3
IDPos=0
Extension=zpaq
Description="ZPAQ archiver"
Start=" MB"
Format0="  yyyy tt dd hh mm ss  zzzzzzzzzzz aaaaa nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn"
End=" files) shown"
Extract=zpaq.exe x %%AQ %%FQ
ExtractWithoutPath=zpaq.exe e %%AQ %%FQ -to %%FQ
Test=zpaq.exe t %%AQ {-key %%P}
Delete=zpaq.exe d %%AQ %%FQ {-key %%P}
List=zpaq.exe l %%AQ
Add=zpaq.exe a %%AQ %%FQ -method 5 {-key %%P}
AllFilesMask="*.*"

[NANOZIP]
TypeName=Nanozip
Extension=nz
ID=AE 01 4E 61
Start="^checksum"
End="^Total of "
Format0="rrrrrrrr yyyy-TTT-dd hh:mm:ss zz zzz zzz zzz  nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn"
List=nz.exe l -v %%AQ
ExtractWithoutPath=nz.exe x -sp %%AQ %%FQ
Extract=nz.exe x %%AQ %%FQ
Test=nz.exe t %%AQ
Add=nz.exe a %%AQ %%FQ
AllFilesMask="*"