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  Original title: ask questions about Windows 7 usb

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  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  • What is the brand and model of the computer?

  You should be able to download AMD USB 3.0 Host Controller for Windows 7 (32 bit) of the support of the computer manufacturer Web site.

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  Press CTRL + ALT + DELETE
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  Hallo,

  the forum is full of questions similar to mine and everything seems complete without useful answers some time early last year. I would like to give a try today to see if I get a solution.

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  It did not work, however. So I went the network and sharing Center and selected the option to view computers and devices which shows print server. I double clicked on the print server, which then displays the connected printer. I double click on the printer to connect to it. I got a message saying that the driver is not found. I clicked on OK to install the driver. When the list of drivers appeared, I have selected HP in the left column and guess what? The 990C printer driver and a bunch of HP printer drivers more have been listed. I chose the 990c and everything worked fine.

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• Windows 7 64 bit cannot create local port through registry

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• Error "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) "when I try to plug my mouse optical usb into the USB port.

  Original title:

  First here is my card http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02479651&cc=ca&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=4299342 desktop pc
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• my computer says printer ready, but when I try to print it does not say connectedit is a HP 3000 3 month old.

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  On your computer.

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  Now... If the above has solved your problem, you might want to know why and probably would like to know how to prevent it from happening again.  Him 'why' is normally your wireless router automatically sets the IP address of the printer.  If you turn the printer off, there is no guarantee that the router will assign the same IP address when you turn back on it, especially if the other devices were connected to your router in the meantime.  There are two methods to deal with this.

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• LaserJet P1006: Our LaserJet P1006 returns to 'paused' immediately when you try to print.

  Have a MAC OS 10.6. Have used this Laserjet P1006 for 5 years. Used to have sometimes problems with him do not print but had a little routine we learned on-line that managed to do work again. Had not had a problem for about 2-3 years when he would not print a day last week. Tried the old scholarly routine online with no luck. Tried to remove and reinstall and had a devil of a time trying to get the MAC to recognize the HP computer. Finally fact, but if the job information screen says "ready to print", as soon as we try to print, it finds immediately "printer paused" and of course nothing happens. We are at our end, trying to get this thing to work. The printer self test came back ok when we ran, so he seems to be a problem in the connection. Does anyone have any ideas? We need a printer works!

  Your welcome, I'm just sorry that we were not able to solve this problem BarneyWolfe.

  You can call HP directly, to see if they have a trade in option, which is an older model they might not have a job or upgrade available though. Given that the printer everything should be replaced for the port USB not working do not. There are now a few newer models out there, who would continue to work on 10.6. Just make sure that you check the system requirements first.

  LaserJet P1102w is similar to your model, has USB and wireless available.

  You can call 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  Thank you.

• When I try to print, the queue varies from 0 document (s) in the printer queue: error

  * Original title: printer: error

  Overview:

  I have a Dell 560 which has Windows 7 64 bit is installed.  My printer is an old HP Officejet v40xi.  Have had two e connected by a USB cable for 3 years.

  Location:

  I ran out of ink.  I had not been printing a lot, so I did not fill the cartridges for several weeks.  I had a bright idea to reinstall the printer software for the printing/tool box I used on another computer.  I wanted to do a scan.

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  When I try to print, the queue varies from 0 document (s) in the printer queue: error.  I reloaded the software twice, I put on a new USB cable and I changed the port.  I still get the same message.  Troubleshhot Windows printer also, indicates that it cannot determine the problem.  I went to HP and did not find any help.

  Does anyone know how to solve the problem?

  Hello

  -What is the full error message?

  I suggest you link and check if that helps.

  Unable to print? Print jobs are stuck in the print queue

  For more information, see the link.

  Solve a problem

  If the problem persists, contact HP support for help.

  Let us know the results. We will be happy to help you.