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• printer supported for XP sp3 with 32-bit

  Have a laptop with XP Pro 32 bit SP3.  In the search for printers many users said that they had problems with all the functions on HP, epson printers.  You want to get an all in one printer wireless fax, prints, copies and scans which is supported by XP pro I on the laptop.  Confused by the comments of the users and the lack of info online.  If these comments are exaggerated or is there a printer in landscape of Home/office that works for all functions with fear?

  first of all, if your laptop has xp on it, then it is likely, it can support wireless printing.  Instead, wireless connectivity you have is dedicated to internetting.

  but it does not mean that you can not buy a wireless print server to use for a wireless printer.  but my recommendation is to avoid this high-tech stuff at the moment because you will incur costs and headaches.

  Instead, you should be able to take advantage of the technology of usb hub.  so, instead of buying a wireless print server, buy a usb hub.  and instead of being fascinated with a wireless printer, opt for the usb printer.

  regarding the printers are compatiable for what operating system? generally, all the boxes are clearly marked with the operating system, with which the printer is compatiable.

  However, because you do due diligence, copy down the model number of the printer you are interested with and do a final check to their homesite.  Then look on the homesite in the "downloads" section to see if the model has drivers and updates for xp.

  also, you can do an internet search to find previous discussions and or questions about templates and and you can even post a follow-up question on this forum to check our recommendations.

  Since you are interested in a landscape of Home/office of the derivation of printers color and go directly to a laser printer. in my personal experience, hp should be top of the list.

  laser printing is the enterprise standard and cartridges laser last a good long time compared to cartridges color cheese and very expensive.  In addition, buy a separate scanner and a separate fax machine.   These three components are much better than an all in one device.

  Finally, if you need color printing, then it is cheaper to get your color photos, prints by Wal-Mart online than using paper photo at home and expensive color cartridges.

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• How to make the printer deskjet 3940 compatible with Windows 7 Home Basic, 32-bit?

  I have the HP Deskjet 3940 printer. I recently bought a Lenovo (C320, 57-302429) desktop computer that has Windows 7 home basic, 32-bit operating system. The said printer does not work with the computer above. Please guide how to make this printer compatible with the operating system above.

  1. click on the Start button, select Control Panel and double-click devices and printers.

  2. click on Add a printer.

  3. Select Add a local printer.

  4. Select an existing Local USBx port, click Next.

  5. click on the Windows Update button.

  6. once the update is complete, locate the 3940 driver.

  7. click on Next,Next,Next,Next,Finish

• Share the printer for 64 bit with 32-bit system

  I have a new HP Vista 64 bit with a HP deskjet 5150 printer system.  I want to share with a hp windows XP 32 bits of the system.  I see the printer from the 32-bit system but does not print to it.  I tried to load the 32-bit driver on the 64 bit system and could not do.  I tried to load the 64 bit 32 bit system driver and does not...  I didn't chance to find answers in the other boards except they usually referring to the fact that it is possible.

  I can share files without problem.  Any solution?  Thanks for any help

  I found my own answer and thought I should share.

  Hi guys
  I hope that this could help save a bit of research and serious puzzle.

  I have a native machine to Vista X 64 bit with some printers on it with 64-bit drivers, but still need to connect / access these printers on some machines to Windows XP bit (32).

  "You cam't use the usual thing to set up a local since tcpip port drivers 32-bit installs not on the 64-bit computer, and in all cases, you will get - driver invalid for this OS" or an equivalent message.

  In any case, here's how - simple when you know how, but it took me FOREVER to find the answer.

  (1) make sure that on the remote computer if ensure that you have enabled sharing so you can access the device remotely on your network printer.

  (2) Please make sure you have the correct native drivers installed on your XP machine.

  (3) in the new printer ADD Wizard (Panel) set up LOCAL printer add ATTACHED to THIS COMPUTER (ignore the fact that it is on the remote machine) and uncheck the automatically search plug-and-play devices.

  We're going to 'Poodlefake' the remote printer to think that it is actually attached to the 32-bit machine this is why you must have the correct driver installed on the 32-bit computer.

  (4) now, click NEXT. Create a new port-LOCAL port type online. Click next

  (5) on the next screen, you will need to enter a port name.
  What you have to do here, is to enter the \\computername\sharename
  for example, if your remote computer is studionetwork and that you have shared the printer as epson1290
  then enter here \\studionetwork\epson1290

  (6) you will get a prompt (on the XP machine) which driver you want to use - because you have already installed the drivers then just scroll down until you see the correct printer.

  -That's just mainly a test page and it works - your pilot will be just 'Pass through' 64-bit machine.

  TOU will not however in most cases be able to recover data from the printer such as the levels of ink etc. You will have to do it on the remote computer.

  Hope this helps - I know a lot of people are upgrading machines now - then you might have a certain 32 / 64-bit mixed environments and of course some older printers will not even 64-bit drivers.

  Note that this works as well - reverse your computer 64 bit VISTA or Windows 7 can use a printer connected to a 32-bit computer. Do in the same way.

• Cable Dell AIO 962 printer USB communicates only with my 64-bit Windows 7 PCs

  I feel I've done everything I can to get my dell AIO 962 Printer to work on my 64-bit windows computer 7. I even bought another thought of UBS cable that could be the solution. I have the compatible driver download and when he invites me to connect the USB cable from the printer to the computer, and I don't... Nothing is happening and I'm not able to complete the driver installation. Help please!

  Rick,

  So I uninstalled IE11. Then I tried to reinstall the driver, but when he says to plug the USB cable into the computer, there was still no communication between the printer and the computer.

• matrix printer does not work with windows 7 64 bit, using usb adaptor.can I install a PCI to printer so it works?

  Okidata ml 184turbo 9 in printer by points, man. pilot States included with the windows software Web site 7.  The computer does not have a lpt card installed or a serial port. The printer will be seen with this card, if I can find a lpt PCI?

  Okidata ml 184turbo 9 in printer by points, man. pilot States included with the windows software Web site 7.  The computer does not have a lpt card installed or a serial port. The printer will be seen with this card, if I can find a lpt PCI?

  According to Okidata it should do, but you also tried the procedure described here Manual printer driver installation?  http://my.okidata.com/pp-ML184Turbo.nsf?OpenDatabase

  

  Also check that your USB adapter is installed (Device Manager) and the computer can set the optimal settings for the port LPT adapter (properties).

• The printer does not work with windows 7

  Just bought a Samsung R480 today and discovered that my existing printer is not compatible with it. The Setup disk only works with Windows XP and Vista. Samsung R480 running Windows 7 at the moment.  I was also considering changing my desktop computer for Windows 7 as well.

  So my question is, is it possible to request an another HP installation cd that is compatible with Windows 7? Or I have to buy a new printer that is compatible with Windows 7?

  Thank you!

  The link below should show the selection of OS for the drivers of J4680c. just click on what version of Windows 7 you have (32-bit or 64-bit), then download it the driver full of features.

  Pilot J4680C

• I reinstalled win xp on my laptop but impossible to reinstall my printer samsung clp-320 wireless. help please

  I reinstalled win xp on my laptop but impossible to reinstall my printer samsung clp-320 wireless. help please

  Hello

  Thanks for posting this question in the Microsoft Community.

  To provide a proper resolution, I would need more information on your side.

  1. What is the error you get when trying to install the printer?

  2. after the installation of Windows XP, you have installed all necessary drivers?

  3. have you updated to Service Pack 3 installed?

  Please provide us with more information to continue troubleshooting as a result.

  Alternatively, you can also post this question to the Samsung support community: http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/model/CLP-320/SEE

  You can check this article to see if this help.

  Solve printer problems: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/printer-problems-in-windows-help#fix-printer-problems=windows-xp&v1h=win8tab1&v2h=win7tab1&v3h=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Thank you.

• Printer Samsung CLX3175FW does not scan

  printer Samsung CLX3175FW is printing, but does not scan

  Windows XP home SP3

  Thank you

  ettore1

  Hello
   
  
  1. what happens when you try to scan?
  2. did you scanner worked successfully before?
  3. have you installed all necessary drivers?
   
  Make sure that you have installed all the drivers from the link below. Also check with Samsung support, if there are any faulty hardware component in the device.
  http://www.Samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/CLX-3175FW/XAA
  See also:
  Use your computer to print, scan, fax
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/Setup/hwandprograms/printfaxscan.mspx
   
   
  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Cannot print over a network with Vista home

  Hello I try to connecto my new laptop to my network wireless of office to share files and printers.  The new laptop is Vista Home 64 bit.  The printer is connectet to a PC with Windows xp and according to a person who does our netwirking the printer cannot talk to the 32-bit and 64-bit and tells me that I have to change for windows XP.  It does not sound right.  Apparently there is no driver for canon iR 1510-1670, which runs on a 64-bit processor.  Any help...

  Thank you

  Guillermo

  If there is no Vista 64-bit drivers available for this Canon printer, you will need to spend the XP Canon printer to a compatible printer Vista 64 bit if you want to print from it.

  Canon has written drivers for their products, not Microsoft.

  Check yourself on the Canon Website driver as to what drivers are available for this printer:

  http://www.USA.Canon.com/OPD/controller?Act=OPDDownloadIndexAct

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Printing for Vista Home Premium 32-bit network: Blank document or disappears from the queue

  I'm having trouble printing large format HP DeskJet 1000 c, which is connected via a parallel cable to my Media Center/DVR PC running Windows Vista Home Premium 32 - bit SP2 on my printer. I connected with the success of this printer to two different computers, a desktop PC running Windows Vista Home Premium 64 - bit SP2 and a laptop Mac OS x 10.5.8. I can print from the local computer very well, but when I try and use the printer on the network, one of two things happens depending on what machine I try and print from:

  1. from Vista 64 Desktop: printing the task appears, treats and disappears from the queue to the local printing on PC DVR. Printer advance a sheet of paper as if he were about to print, then waits with a power indicator light flashes. If you send a new job network, the tip sheet of paper is ejected and the process begins again. If you send a new job locally, the tip sheet of paper is ejected and the local job will print normally.

  2. from Mac OS x: printing the task appears, treats and disappears from the queue to the local printing on PC DVR. Printer does nothing.

  Although the process of networking of printers with OS X 10.5 and Vista is a bit more complicated (annoying) it was with XP, I am able to print from the Mac to a printer on the Vista 64 machine very well. Similarly, PC DVR allows you to print to the printer of the Vista 64 computer and a printer connected to my Mac desktop.

  I checked the HP site for drivers and since it is a quite old printer, there is no listed for any operating system newer than Windows 2000 (which a pilot has been included with the operating system). Any ideas as to why the PC DVR will not take of the network print jobs? Unfortunately, this complex printer (3 printers, 4 machines) installation is somewhat needed due to the possibilities of each printer and how my home office is laid out. If they did a multifunction, printer laser color large network format, I could sell my soul for what it... But I'm not aware of such a machine available to mortals.

  There is a difficulty that recently came on the HP Forums for 64-bit Vista:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-all-in-one-software-and/DeskJet-710-720-810-820-100-series-printers-patch-for-64-bit/m-p/203377#U203377

  All you have to is to download the mentioned file and replace some dll with those provided.

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• Apple LaserWriter v.23 printer & driver XP work in 32-bit Windows 7?

  I can't find ' Apple LaserWriter V.23 "Windows 7 32-bit printer driver.
  Although I use this before go Notepad of Windows XP with the default printer driver.

  Can give any help, if I need this with file port printer driver in Windows 7, 32-bit?

  Also, if I have another device with driver XP (32-bit) only.
  Can we use in Windows 7 (32 bit) also? (for example. HP Scanjet 5370 c)

  Under Windows XP, the drive to "Apple LaserWriter v.23" printer is in the
  Windows printer list itself.

  Finally, I would like to know how I can use back the former driver of the printer who in
  Windows XP (with Microsoft) Please?
  (Just add the driver for XP NTprinter.INF don't seem to work in Windows 7, 32-bit)

  Thanks for all your help.

  The error is due to the fact that add a printer is not in the context of admin that will be necessary for these drivers.

  Launch Driver add rather

  printui/s/T2

  Add

  Next

  x 86
  Next

  Have Disk
  d:\i386

  Ok

  Select Apple

  Select the Apple LaserWriter v23.0

  Next

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  printui /ip

  Select the Port

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  Next

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  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• I have a Samsung NP900X4C laptop (with a 256GB SSD installed) and screwed up through the installation of Win7Prof instead of the upgrade.

  Original title: clean install Win 7 64 bit

  Like others, I have a problem with a clean install of Win 7 64 bit Proffesional. I have a Samsung NP900X4C laptop (with a 256GB SSD installed) and screwed up through the installation of Win7Prof instead of the upgrade. A lot of the buiult in functions do work not (Wireless; Hiring of video, USB Ports etc.) and to top it all off I get now blue screen errors...

  If installing from an external DVD drive, crosses, it shows that the HARD drive has already 4 partitions.

  Partition 1 (e :)) Disk0

  Disk0 Partition 2

  Disk0 3 (C :) Partition System

  Disk0 Partition 4 hidden OEM Partition.

  So far I have just selected Heve installation on Partition 3 C: System.

  Y at - it a utility that I can use to retrieve the data from the OEM Partition I want to return to the initial state by default if possible.

  If not what is the best utility to use repartition (how many and what size?) and format the HDD.

  Cordially chrisxsmith

  The best you can do is to contact Samsung and request recovery media to restore your system to its factory default state.

  Call Samsung to get a recovery disc - to find a phone number for your location:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/oemphone/

  Thank you Andre, very appreciated, unfortunately Samsung and their Tech Support here in the UNITED Arab Emirates was not as useful.

  I managed to keep the button restore during the 5 sec boot process that initiated the request 5 restore Samsung which was then able to take the original installation of the hidden Partition image.

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• Compatabilitiy for Lexmark E238 with 64-bit system has been achieved?

  Compatabilitiy for Lexmark E238 with 64-bit system has been achieved?

  Hello

  I see that the device is not compatible with Windows 7:

  http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/Windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=Lexmark+E238+Laser+Printer&v=Lexmark&uid=28S0100&pf=4&pi=6&c=Printers+%26+Scanners&sc=Laser+Printers&os=32-bit

  It would be best to contact the manufacturer for assistance.

  You can check out the following link and check if it helps:

  http://www1.Lexmark.com/us/en/view/us-printers%20&%20MultiFunction/Lexmark-E238/CATID=cat170005-category&prodId=2986-product;JSESSIONID=6973421352AFDF699612BE17582215C0.site_node2

  I suggest you to install the drivers in compatibility mode and check if it works:

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  For more information, see the following article:

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• Printing problem Epson 2200 with Lightroom 3.0

  Updated Lightroom 3.0.  When I try to print, the print settings,color management, adjustment of paperand Print Option C are all lined out.

  I get the following message:

  "The package 'PrinterSetting' could not be loaded because it does not contain a version for the current architecture".

  "Contact the creator of the package listed here for the most recent version.

  "PrintSetting 3.09, SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION 2001-Copyright (C) 2001.". All rights reserved. 3.09."

  Release with Epson and got this response:

  "Lightroom seems to not properly read the driver's preferences. You may need to contact Adobe for some help on this. The only thing that you can try on our end is to remove the printer in the printer menu print and fax, and then delete the files in the Preferences folder and try to print again. »

  I did it.  No change.

  I use a MacBook PRO with OSX 10.5.8.

  The printer still works fine with the 2200 using Photoshop CS4.

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