1. Turn on your printer and make sure it is connected to your computer using Windows 10.
2. Turn on your Windows 10 computer.
3. Right-click or tap and hold the Start Button.
4. Click or tap the then select Control Panel.

   

5. Click or tap View Devices and Printers then click or tap Add a Printer.

   

6. If your printer does not appear in the Add a Printer window, click or tap The printer that I want isn't listed.

   

7. Click or tap Add a local printer or network with manual settings.

   

8. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

Note:
For more information about installing Inbox drivers in Windows 10 see Windows 10: How to install an inbox driver

You can install a driver if one is available from the Drivers & Downloads page for your product.

For more information see How to download drivers and software from the Epson website

Windows 10 installed a compatible (in-box) driver for your product, thus maybe because an official Epson driver is not available for Windows 10. 

Check Epson and Windows 10 to see if a new driver is available for your product.

You need to uninstall Epson Scan then re-install the software again.

For detail on how to download and install software refer to How to download drivers and software from the Epson website

Once re-installed:

• If your product is connected to your computer or tablet with a USB connection. Try scanning again. If you are still unable to scan, refer to Troubleshooting printing, scanning and wireless network connection problems
• If your product is connected to your computer or tablet with a wired or wireless network connection, follow the instructions in the Configure Epson Scan for a Network Connection section.

1. Click or tap the Start Button.
2. Click or tap All Apps then click or tap Epson then click or tap EPSON Scan Settings.
3. 
4. Click or tap Network, then click or tap add.  

   

5. Click or tap add
6. Select the IP address for your product, then click or tap OK.

   

7. Click or tap OK.

EPSON E-Web Print is not supported in by the default web browser in Windows 10, Microsoft Edge. But may be supported in other web browsers.

Note:
If you're printing from a unsupported web browser and the pages do not print correctly, try the following: Check for a Printer Friendly Version (or similarly named) icon on the web page. Change the page setup and paper size settings, then select the preview option in your browser to check the changes before you print.

For information on available updates, contact the software company directly or visit their website for compatibility information.

Note:
Optional software varies by model.

This may happen if you select a Duplex printing setting. To use the setting, you may also need to select the Collation setting. Do the following:

1. Click or tap X to close the More Settings window, if necessary.

2. Open the App's Print screen, then click or tap More Settings.  

   

3. Select Duplex Printing and Collation settings, then click or tap OK.

   

To check for a driver update that may fix this limitation, check the Support and Downloads page for your product.

See How to download drivers and software from the Epson website for more information.

You need to create the settings again. During the upgrade, Windows 10 uninstalled and reinstalled your printer software and the settings were lost during the process.

Please see Epson and Windows 10 for detailed information about product compatibility.

All Epson products with a Windows 10 driver are compatible with the Windows 10 Surface Pro.

Please see Epson and Windows 10 for detailed information about product compatibility.