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1. BROTHER CONTROL CENTER 4 DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM WINDOWS 10 .EXE
2. BROTHER CONTROL CENTER 4 DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
3. BROTHER CONTROL CENTER 4 DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10

After rebooting, that desktop shortcut you created should launch the app and display the main window. Go to the Startup tab and uncheck the Brother Industries entries: Status Monitor Application & Brother ControlCenter.Ħ) Reboot your computer. Basically, make the Target line look like this (your actual path might be different): "C:\Program Files (x86)\ControlCenter4\BrCcBoot.exe" /autorunĤ) Click OK in the Properties window but do not start up the CC4 application yet.ĥ) Click your Start button and type in msconfig.exe and run that application. Right-click the shortcut, choose Properties, and a /autorun parameter to it. Click OK.Ģ) Right-click the CC4 icon in your tray and choose Close.ģ) Create a shortcut to BrCcBoot.exe and put the shortcut on your desktop. I did some testing around in a virtual machine and here's the best I could come up with:ġ) Right-click the CC4 icon in your tray, choose Preferences, and enable both options: Start ControlCenter on computer startup & Open the main window on ControlCenter startup. Last bit of evidence: while the ControlCenter window is open (having opened it from the System Tray), if I right-click on its Taskbar button there is no option to save it as a Desktop shortcut. If I disable "Start ControlCenter on computer startup" in its Preferences and reboot, - so after bootup there is no instance of it running - opening any of the above exe's does nothing.Īs far as I can tell the only way to get ControlCenter4 to appear at all is to set it to load at startup in its Preferences. The third and last exe is named BrCcUxSys.exe. I chased down the program that is used at startup to load the icon in the System Tray and it is a different exe file in the ControlCenter4 folder: BrCcBoot.exe.

I closed the existing instance and tried opening the same exe, and still got nothing.

But if I right-click on BrCtrlCntr.exe and select Open, nothing happens.

BROTHER CONTROL CENTER 4 DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM WINDOWS 10 .EXE

exe extents: BrCtrlCntr.exe is the filename for the currently open ControlCenter4 window. In it are 3 possible "Applications" with. In Program Files (x86) there's a folder for ControlCenter4. I had tried finding the executable prior to submitting my post but I followed your steps and ended up where I have already been.

BROTHER CONTROL CENTER 4 DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

I tried to reinstall the drivers, I checked and its firmware is the latest, I tried to install the ControlCenter4 Update Tool, I tried to run ControlCenter4 as admin and tried to connect the device to other USB ports on the same computer, nothing changed anything so far.Thank you skwire. I'm not aware of any USB issue in this computer.I can scan with this device on other computers (for example on another computer with Windows 10).In the same computer I can use this device to print without a problem. When I try to scan by clicking on 'Scan' on the device, it's stuck on "Connecting to PC.", and if I try to scan through the ControlCenter4 program - it just won't open (simply nothing happens whether I click on its EXE or open it through Brother Utilities). At a certain point in time (there was no particular change that might do this that I'm aware of) the scanner feature in the device stopped working using the specific computer it's connected to.

BROTHER CONTROL CENTER 4 DEFAULT EMAIL PROGRAM WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10

I have a Brother MFC-J480DW All-in-One device connected to a Windows 10 computer via USB.