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I received the Dell AI0 Printer "free" when purchasing my XP computer.
When I print, a dialog box appears showing the percentage of printing
that's completed. Initially, the percentage continued through to
100%, printing was finished, and that was that. For awhile now,
however, the percentage is stuck at 99% completed, which means a] the
document, though in hand & for all intents "complete," is somehow
not recognized as such by the printer program and, most impractical
& annoying, b] I have to basically cancel printing, shut down the
computer and open everything up again to continue printing other
documents. (When I try to cancel the supposedly 99% completed
document via alt+control+delete, it won't delete; "killing" the
printing process by the same method doesn't seem to work, either. I
get an error message saying the printing program isn't responding
when I attempt to shut down/restart.)
Has anyone else experienced this problem, and if so, might it be
solved by removing and then reinstalling the printer driver? Is there
an upgraded driver for the A920 I might download? I'm wary of messing
around with the computer (it's been a nice respite this last while!),
but the situation is ridiculous.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Mark
When I print, a dialog box appears showing the percentage of printing
that's completed. Initially, the percentage continued through to
100%, printing was finished, and that was that. For awhile now,
however, the percentage is stuck at 99% completed, which means a] the
document, though in hand & for all intents "complete," is somehow
not recognized as such by the printer program and, most impractical
& annoying, b] I have to basically cancel printing, shut down the
computer and open everything up again to continue printing other
documents. (When I try to cancel the supposedly 99% completed
document via alt+control+delete, it won't delete; "killing" the
printing process by the same method doesn't seem to work, either. I
get an error message saying the printing program isn't responding
when I attempt to shut down/restart.)
Has anyone else experienced this problem, and if so, might it be
solved by removing and then reinstalling the printer driver? Is there
an upgraded driver for the A920 I might download? I'm wary of messing
around with the computer (it's been a nice respite this last while!),
but the situation is ridiculous.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Mark