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• HP laserjet 4L will not work on win machine 7 dimension 8300 using LP1

  I have an old dell dimension 8300 shell workhorse running windows 7 with ease.  Currently, I have a HP laserjet 4L printer and hooked it up using the printer on the motherboard port.  implemented using LP1 and the drivers updated and got the green check mark next to the icon in devices and printers, but when I print the Quebec says error and nothing goes thru? I plugged it up to an old XP machine and it works great, whats the deal, or do I get a usb adapter and the thing to work. Laughing out loud

  any help is greatly appreciated.
  nathonnice

  Hello

  I wish that you update the printer driver on the manufacturer's Web site and check.

  HP LaserJet 4 L/mL printer

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?prodNameId=15034&locale=en_US&TaskID=135&prodSeriesId=25486&prodTypeId=18972

  See the link below:

  Solve printer problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/printer-problems-in-Windows-help#fix-printer-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Please report if you are still having the problem. I will be happy to provide you with the additional options that you can use to get the problem resolved.

• my hp laser jet 1020 spooler meets problem___

  my hp laser jet 1020 spooler problem

  Hello
  
  1 how long have you been faced with this problem?
  2 did you recent hardware or software changes to your computer before this problem?
  3. what exactly happens when you try to print?
  
  Perform automatic Troubleshooting Services and check out what he has to say.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/printing_problems

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• Problem___ Server I get this message if I'm in Windows is trying to send an email. Account: 'windows mail', server: 'pop3', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, secure (SSL): no, Socket error: 11001, error number: 0x800CCC0D

  The host 'pop3' could not be found. Please check that you have entered the server name correctly.

  I get this message if I'm in Windows is trying to send an email:

  Account: 'windows mail', server: 'pop3', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, secure (SSL): no, Socket error: 11001, error number: 0x800CCC0D

  Where should I go on my PC to fix this?

  In this case, use the settings given here:

   

  http://MailCall.spaces.live.com/blog/CNS! CC9301187A51FE33! 49799.entry

  Use port 587 instead of port 25 of the SMTP server.

   

  To give you a little history, Windows Mail does not support the HTTP messaging, which for a long time was the only authorized method of access for free Hotmail/MSN accounts. In addition, given that the development of Windows Mail was frozen in July 2006, there no knowledge that Microsoft has enabled POP access for free Hotmail/Live/MSN accounts in February 2009. Therefore, the Windows Mail Account Setup Wizard is hardcoded to reject the Hotmail and MSN addresses. To work around this limitation, when you enter your Hotmail/MSN email address, initially, use a fake domain, such as * address email is removed from the privacy *. After the account setup is complete, you can go back into the settings and correct your email address.

   

  Gary van, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
  ------------------------------------------------------

  "janhowe" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  I use MSN hotmail

  Gary van, Microsoft MVP (Mail)

• HP DESKJET 850c: looking for drivers HP DESKJET 850c

  Hello guys I write from Venezuela my main language is Spanish, I was doing a search in the forums of HP and drivers, on my DeskJet 850c and I can not find a way to install the drivers that I've tried (add a printer) update of windows, but seems like window 7 does not list the model Hp 850c... exclusively for my other print all a f300 series My deskjet 850 is connected to a parallel port, it is connected in the Manager devices, but once I have search the drivers of it is not found any driver...
  
  I really need to install/found a solution for my deskjet 850c her for my parients please!
  
  I have not a floppy driver to extract the elements the disket hp850C
  
  Sorry to bother with this ancient Deskjet but very necessary sound, the situation in Venezuela is tought, I can't buy a new printer, and the f380 all in one printer at the Venezuela we can not find the sound cartridges very spensive barely we can buy food...
  
  Again, hope you guys can help me, if anyone has the extracted files from a diskette, please send me to my email
  (content removed)
  
  Thank you

  Thanks a lot heheh and Yes Finally I managed to solve this problem. First off the coast, I tried to extract Windows xp SP3 files but without any luck... so I just check my pc to MOM were, it has been installed a version of Windows xp service pack 2
  
  After that I simply take of xp2 a file called NTPRINTER. INF and some files from the (i386-hazardous) and I extracted all the files on my windows desktop 7, I added the new printer (device/printers), and then I selected the printer Lp1 option and suddenly he pop up new pilots and pilot different printing, but nothing on my HP 850C deskjetp, but without a bit of luck, I decide press the button (I have a floppy disk) then I select only i386 xp2 drivers the NTPRINTER. INF and all of a sudden it pop ups the deskjet 850 hewlett in the list of drivers I grabed and installed the 850 HP., but as you know not everything is easy... and then suddenly he brings me a few mistakes by asking me to files like HPVJ800.dll .gpd .imc as 10 files and I thought enter all of the cab xp2 i386, until finally I installed the drivers It throws me an error after that, but printer was functionally all
  
  except that the first impression has given me (ERROR ASCII) in the upper part of the paper... like weird codes ∟/╧? ±,7♂▬! XC, s, then I printed a second time and everything was very good, my only concern is that I am concerned about getting again the same (errors of symbols): s
  
  Sorry for my bad English, hope you can understand me

• read data with rs-232 port

  Hello

  I need to read data from an instrument using RS-232 serial connection. The instrument transmits data as soon as it is turned on. the power button is on the instrument, and I need to send a signal to transmit data. I use NEITHER usb to RS232 hub as my laptop is not a RS-232 port. I tried the basic writing and read.vi but can't get the buffer.

  Setting for serial port:

  Bits per second: 9600
  Data bits: 8
  Parity: None
  Stop bits: 1
  Flow control: no

  Transmitter of data is in the format below

  19/11/08; V0.48 pressure; UNITS = lb/po2; ALARMS: HP1 = 0.00; LP1 = 0.00; HP2 = 0.00; LP2 = 0.00; HP3 = 0.00; LP3 = 0.00; HTM = 0.00; LTM = 0.00;
  Sensor 1 ID = S1-220160-1008; MAXP = 6.03. 14/11/08; 0003-PZ =; CF1 = 1.081; CF2 = 0,953; CP1 = 54.00; CP2 = 6.00; CCF = 1.000; CPZ = 00000
  Sensor 2 ID = S1-220161-1008; MAXP = 6.02; 14/11/08; PZ = 00002; CF1 = 1.012; CF2 = 1.013. CP1 = 54.00; CP2 = 6.00; CCF = 1.000; CPZ = 00000
  3 sensor disconnected;
  RT, P1, P2, P3, TM
  10:54:09, 0.02 0.02,-.-, 0.02,.

  Can someone help me understand why the program fails to read the data.

  Thanks in advance,

  Rambeau

  Try to run with Hyperterminal to see if you have found anything of your device.  When Hyperterminal works, then try your VI.

  You don't need really the business structure in your vi.  You wiring is difficult to keep up with all these curves and segments being hidden.  Here's how your vi should look like:

  

• WPSM54G and Windows 7 32 bit and HP 6110xi

  I hope you can help out me.  I have read the posts and thought I followed everything and do everything as well as the U of M has done by getting the big 10 Championship.  I followed the instructions in the messages... Click the reset button to get used to the internet IP address diagnostic test page explore to change the IP address to the print server to 192.168.1.98.  the subnet and the gateway are the same as on the diagnostic test page.  I can do a test print page since the trouble-free printing server.  I have no problem printing if I connect the HP6110xi printer via the USB port on my Toshiba (windows 7 32 bit - just improved it this week last of Vista).  However, whenever I try to print from my Toshiba via the print server that I get nothing - it goes to the queue from print and nothing happens.    I added the port, entered 192.168.1.98 IP address, set the LPR Protocol, I tried the names of queue of LP1, L1 and L2 (and rebooted after each change), I have not changed the printer driver which was installed when I plugged the printer directly to the computer.  I also tried to add a local printer and a network printer with no luck.  Any ideas?

  Right-click on the printer and click Properties... Click the Advanced tab and check the option "Print directly to the printer" and check again...

• Installation of the error on Vista WPS54G printer server

  • Properly installed on XP but on my Vista computer I get message "Set printer Fail. Error Code # 87 "wheninstalling print server driver.

  Try this-

  Open the control panel in Vista and open the "Printers" folder Click on "Add a printer" and at the prompt, click "add a local printer. In the next screen, click "create a new port". On the line 'Type of the Port', use drop down the menu and select "Standard TCP/IP Port" and click Next.

  Under "Device Type" use drop down the menu and select "TCP/IP device. The host name or the IP address for this device will be the address assigned in the tab Protocol on the administration web page. Click on the box that will allow the o/s query the printer for the correct driver and click "next".

  The 'Additional Port descriptive' screen should open. Click on "Custom", then "settings". Protocol = LPR and LPR parameters are: name of the queue = LP1 and check on "LPR Byte counting enabled." 'Active SNMP state' let off. Click here to return to the "additional Port Information.

  Install the printer driver for your printer. Select your manufacturer and model from the list provided and click "Next"... If your printer is already installed, click the button to use the driver already installed. Click on 'Next' and assign a unique name to your wireless print server. Once you are done right click on your printer icon and choose the option "use printer online". Print your Test Page... I hope this helps.

• Computer laptop 32 bit Vista will not shareprint with XP Office officejet v40 printer. Help, please

  I have read forums and tried everything for 4 days without luck.

  I'm trying to print from my 32-bit vista laptop to my printer of office xp... an old officejet v40 printer.

  The office prints well on this printer from xp desktop attached and I named shared printer.  All security and firewall disabled. I started at least 20 times and have tried to install unsuccessfully

  It seems that the HP driver Web page has a driver for vista, BUT the instructions are only if you hang the printer directly with the USB... No shared networking. I always thought that you could just download the dirver to the computer and it turns when you go to install it. I made for the devil to the hook to the top of my computer vista laptop directly to the printer and it installs and works fine... BUT I want it in a network or shared... no USB.

  Also, if I go to "Add a network printer" and select the printer in office shared in the list, it will be in my control panel as a printer on my laptop, but when I hit print, I get the pop box, which allows you to set the preferences, print etc, and when I hit print again, the small pop-up box flashes on for a second that it's printing paper... but no printing. Instead of this, when go to see what happened to the list of document status, I see the State of the document listed as error - printing"

  I don't know if I have vista for this printer driver in my laptop or what? I'm totally confused by the present. I read somewhere that there is no way for a computer vista laptop to print over the network to this HP printer while the printer is connected directly to a computer running XP? Is this true?

  I rarely if ever gave to be beaten by computer problems... but this one had me done bankruptcy for the third time and about to give up. Any help would be appreciated.

  THIS TIME IT WORKED! After several months of not being able to print from my computer vista laptop for my v40 OfficeJet (which is connected to my desktop XP) I decided that I would give it one more try. I used once more Bob of the 2nd ad above, as well as suggesion Eddy's instructions to select "New Port" when you arrive at the end close to Bob's instructions. THIS TIME IT WORKED! I think I'm out track somewhere when I tried to do this several months ago. In any case, I thought that I have would expand a bit on what Bob wrote just in case there's someone that who needs a little more in detail. (For a beginner, even the smallest thing can be stumbling blocks if you have never done this kind of thing before)

  On your computer vista laptop, go to printers and Control Panel. When you click the Printers icon you can click on add printer and select Add local printer (it even if it is not a local printer, but a printer that is connected to your desktop computer in another room) Ok... Then select "Use the existing Port" LP1. Then you select your printer from the list and click on it to install the driver. I think that you then click FINISH. (No you are not really over, so don't bother is not clicking on this Test Page again). Once you click FINISH, you will automatically be on the screen that shows the printers you have installed on your laptop. for help. You will then see the the OfficeJet v40 as the printer that you just installed. Highlight and right click. Then select "Run as Administrator". That will open a submenu where you and then click Properties. Then click on Ports, Add Port. Select "Local Port" and click "New Port" (as Eddy proposed). A small screen will appear where you enter now the \\NameOfPrinterYouArePrintingTo\ShareNameOfThatPrinter once you do this and click on apply and OK, you will be brought to a final screen where you will notice that the box LP1 is more verified. Place a check mark was automatically placed in the new port that you just created above IE name\sharename.  YOUR DONE!

• Find days between the dates expressed in days.

  Hi, I have a table with a structure similar to the following:

  LP1	TIME_EQ	P_DAY	LP2
  17.2	0	MONDAY
  16.8	0.25	TUESDAY
  17.03	.5	THURSDAY
  17	.75	FRIDAY
  17.4	1	FRIDAY
  16.9	.25	SATURDAY
  17.1	.25	SATURDAY
  17	.5	SUNDAY

  Now I have two variables dates D1 = October 10, 2013 (Thursday) and D2 = 13 October 2013 (Sunday).

  How do I change my table such as only the lines covered between dates D1 and D2 are updated? In this case, the lines where the P_DAY (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday) I will use it for my slider, my query begins with this:

  CURSOR LOAD_PROF is

  SELECT LP1, TIME_EQ, P_DAY

  DE LOAD_PROFILE_TEST

  OÙ P_DAY in (? days between D1 and D2).

  I hope you get my point.  Thank you.

  First impression is that your table design seems incorrect to me. Why just store DAY? Why not the whole date?

  Says you can do this

  Select lp1

  time_eq

  p_day

  of load_profile_test

  where p_day in)

  Select to_char (start_date + (level 1), "fmDAY") day_

  de)

  Select to_date (October 10, 2013 ',' mon-dd-yyyy "") start_date

  , to_date (13 October 2013 ',' mon-dd-yyyy "") end_date

  of the double

  )

  connect

  by level<=  end_date="" -="" start_date ="" +="">

  )

  And finally the cursor? Try to do so in direct SQL. Do not loop through a cursor. If you share this part, we can give you best suggestion on the implementation of your real problem.