I still could not get my scanner to work, at least through Windows and HP's programs, but someone had mentioned scanning through Paint.
I successfully scanned through Windows Paint!
Strangely, having already potentially slept for ten hours, I felt sleepy again, so I settled for a three-hour nap.
Much of the plastic broke off the back of my mirror control. I put gorilla tape on the back, folded it at the edge, put down baking soda, evened it the best that I could, applied just enough super glue, and waited for it to dry. I sanded it smooth, marked the slots with a Sharpie, and cut them out with the smallest bit in the smallest rotary tool from Harbor Freight.
It looked good, but did not fit together somehow. I kept trying to trim parts that stuck out.
The baking soda and super glue did not flex at all. It started cracking where it originally broke, so I cut off the tabs. It still did not fit and the rest of the housing is cracking, so I ordered a used one from eBay.
$42.23 and is not supposed to be here for nine days. I am going to put the few remaining interior parts in the trunk and move on.
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