invalid color profile "Is there a solution"

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Hi

Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously my
research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.

Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
 
p.mc said:
Hi

Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
peeps [???] have had this problem when trying to install a printer,
obviously my research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping
someone may have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could
help me.

Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
Click to expand...

Perhaps you had no takers because of your extremely short
problem description.
 
Unknown said:
What is the problem?? What is meant by invalid color profile?
Click to expand...
Which printer profile causes this error message?

It could be a corrupted file.
It could be that you are using an input profile when you must use an output
profile.
You really ought to tell more about how you are trying to print.
Jim
 
'p.mc' wrote:
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
_____

How to use Usenet.

** Refine your question BEFORE you post.
** Check the content (type of questions and information) posted in a Usenet
newsgroup BEFORE you post.
** SELECT a newsgroup that covers topics related to your post.

Cross-post to TWO or at most THREE newsgroups, especially if you are new to
Usenet. NEVER multipost to related newsgroups; it clogs up the newsgroup
system (example, if you CROSS-POST then if a reader looks at your post in
ONE of the cross-posted newsgroups, then that reader's newsreader program
will mark that post as read in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups,
eliminating duplication of effort. It will also make ANY replies to the
post in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups. MULTI-POSTING does NOT mark
duplicates of a read post as read, and fragments the responses into mutually
exclusive threads - that helps no one.

If you are asking a question, post at least enough information explain the
problem (including EXACT error messaes, if any) and to describe any
corrective measures you have tried (including the results, if any.)

It is useless to discribe earlier posts if you got no response. No one
knows what you are talking about. Start a new thread IF YOU HAVE WAITED A
REASONABLE TIME for a response (two day, say, for an active technical
support newsgroup like microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.)

You are starting from scratch, and you have not really asked a question.
Nor described the problem. Nor described what you have done to solve the
problem, including the results of such attempts.

IF your question is something like "My color printer will not print
photographs with the correct color hues.

When I try to change the color profile I get this error message [EXACT ERROR
MESSAGE].

My printer is [Brand] [Model] [type printer] [age] .

How can I fix this problem?",

THEN say so.

Probably in a different newsgroup because non of the six listed in the
Newsgroups line of your post. Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you posted.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.

Until you get the preliminaries squared away, you can only get guesses, but
you can make guess yourself, right B^)

Phil Weldon




| Hi
|
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
|
| --
| Regards
| p.mc
|
|
|
 
'p.mc' said:
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attempt I'm hoping someone
may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at my wits end with this one.
_____
Click to expand...


"My apologies"...Below is a copy of the original post that was headed "color
profiles" on the 15.07 07

__________________________________________________________________________
WinXp sp2

Hi I'm trying to install an Epson printer on my new pc but I'm getting an
error saying
"The specified color profile is invalid"
I've also tried the other half's Epson printer, and it still gives the same
error! The both printer do work on xp sp2 systems as is the case that they
have been working on the other half's o/s just fine.
I've been hours on this and installed a color settings tab to go into
control panel from Microsoft w/update site, which also installed
"Microsoft.net framework 1.1" ...also the hotfix. but to no avail.

Can someone please advise.

--
Regards
p.mc
___________________________________________________________________________

As for printer tech support, I'm still waiting for a response from their
unresponsive online help loop. (You know, the type that makes you register
just for their advertising pleasure. Then put you in a continuos loop which
never ends at tech support so you have to use another catergory, which in
turn they eventually answer you with a question to remind you to refer tech
questions to another dept type!!)

It hasn't got a printer profile at the moment 'cause I can't add the printer
but the default printer at present is
"Microsoft Office Document Image Writer" it's set at let windows choose, and
there's nothing displayed in the
"color profiles currently associated with this printer" box. If I set the
radio button to manual and one by one try to add the other avaliable systems
color profiles, I get the error "this is not a valid color profile" again.

This also happens when trying to add a different color profiles for the
monitor. (Just incase this is affecting the process??) For instance I get an
error when trying to remove the assosiated profile, which is "SM226BW"
(which is the model # of the monitor, I try to add "sRGB Color Space
Profile.icm" and others , but again the same error message "invalid color
profile!

So in answer to your Question...All of them!!
I've been in touch with Samsung to see if there was any updates or issues,
just incase their color profile may cause this error, but they say no.

Hope this will shed some light on the problem

Best Regards
p.mc
 
p.mc said:
"My apologies"...Below is a copy of the original post that was headed
"color profiles" on the 15.07 07

__________________________________________________________________________
WinXp sp2

Hi I'm trying to install an Epson printer on my new pc but I'm getting an
error saying
"The specified color profile is invalid"
I've also tried the other half's Epson printer, and it still gives the
same
error! The both printer do work on xp sp2 systems as is the case that they
have been working on the other half's o/s just fine.
I've been hours on this and installed a color settings tab to go into
control panel from Microsoft w/update site, which also installed
"Microsoft.net framework 1.1" ...also the hotfix. but to no avail.

Can someone please advise.

--
Regards
p.mc
___________________________________________________________________________

As for printer tech support, I'm still waiting for a response from their
unresponsive online help loop. (You know, the type that makes you register
just for their advertising pleasure. Then put you in a continuos loop
which never ends at tech support so you have to use another catergory,
which in turn they eventually answer you with a question to remind you to
refer tech questions to another dept type!!)


It hasn't got a printer profile at the moment 'cause I can't add the
printer but the default printer at present is
"Microsoft Office Document Image Writer" it's set at let windows choose,
and there's nothing displayed in the
"color profiles currently associated with this printer" box. If I set the
radio button to manual and one by one try to add the other avaliable
systems color profiles, I get the error "this is not a valid color
profile" again.

This also happens when trying to add a different color profiles for the
monitor. (Just incase this is affecting the process??) For instance I get
an error when trying to remove the assosiated profile, which is "SM226BW"
(which is the model # of the monitor, I try to add "sRGB Color Space
Profile.icm" and others , but again the same error message "invalid color
profile!

So in answer to your Question...All of them!!
I've been in touch with Samsung to see if there was any updates or issues,
just incase their color profile may cause this error, but they say no.

Hope this will shed some light on the problem

Best Regards
p.mc
Click to expand...

Google gave me 240 hits for the string
"The specified color profile is invalid". I would start
by checking them out.

I also wonder why you would ask Samsung for an update on
an Epson printer.

If this turns out to be a known bug with the driver for this
printer then you might be better off retiring it instead of
spending countless hours in attempt to fix what you cannot
possibly fix.
 
Pegasus (MVP) wrote
Google gave me 240 hits for the string
"The specified color profile is invalid". I would start
by checking them out.

I also wonder why you would ask Samsung for an update on
an Epson printer.
Click to expand...

(p.mc wrote...Below is a copy from my post which you obviously never read)
This also happens when trying to add a different color profiles for the
monitor. (Just incase this is affecting the process??) For instance I get
an error when trying to remove the associated profile, which is "SM226BW"
(which is the model # of the monitor, I try to add "sRGB Color Space
Profile.icm" and others , but again the same error message "invalid color
profile!
Click to expand...

I wasn't asking for an update for my printer, I was enquiring whether they
had any issues with their colour profile effecting the system color
profiles. Admittedly It was a shot in the dark but you never know.


(Pegasus (MVP) wrote)
If this turns out to be a known bug with the driver for this
printer then you might be better off retiring it instead of
spending countless hours in attempt to fix what you cannot
possibly fix.
Click to expand...

(p.mc wrote,,,As I said earlier)
(Pegasus (MVP) first post)
Perhaps you had no takers because of your extremely short
problem description.
Click to expand...

(p.mc wrote)
I did as you requested... Respectfully perhaps you should take the time of
reading what you requested.
 
(Phil wrote)
Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you posted.
Click to expand...

"Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for me, a
lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to the
Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
Click to expand...

Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on the
off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
--
Regards
p.mc


Phil Weldon said:
'p.mc' wrote:
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
_____

How to use Usenet.

** Refine your question BEFORE you post.
** Check the content (type of questions and information) posted in a
Usenet
newsgroup BEFORE you post.
** SELECT a newsgroup that covers topics related to your post.

Cross-post to TWO or at most THREE newsgroups, especially if you are new
to
Usenet. NEVER multipost to related newsgroups; it clogs up the newsgroup
system (example, if you CROSS-POST then if a reader looks at your post in
ONE of the cross-posted newsgroups, then that reader's newsreader program
will mark that post as read in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups,
eliminating duplication of effort. It will also make ANY replies to the
post in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups. MULTI-POSTING does NOT mark
duplicates of a read post as read, and fragments the responses into
mutually
exclusive threads - that helps no one.

If you are asking a question, post at least enough information explain the
problem (including EXACT error messaes, if any) and to describe any
corrective measures you have tried (including the results, if any.)

It is useless to discribe earlier posts if you got no response. No one
knows what you are talking about. Start a new thread IF YOU HAVE WAITED A
REASONABLE TIME for a response (two day, say, for an active technical
support newsgroup like microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.)

You are starting from scratch, and you have not really asked a question.
Nor described the problem. Nor described what you have done to solve the
problem, including the results of such attempts.

IF your question is something like "My color printer will not print
photographs with the correct color hues.

When I try to change the color profile I get this error message [EXACT
ERROR
MESSAGE].

My printer is [Brand] [Model] [type printer] [age] .

How can I fix this problem?",

THEN say so.

Probably in a different newsgroup because non of the six listed in the
Newsgroups line of your post. Microsoft does not make printers, nor
printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you posted.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.

Until you get the preliminaries squared away, you can only get guesses,
but
you can make guess yourself, right B^)

Phil Weldon




| Hi
|
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
|
| --
| Regards
| p.mc
|
|
|
Click to expand...
 
'p.mc' wrote:
| "Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for me,
a
| lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
| Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to the
| Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
|
| > IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
| > (whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
| > manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
|
| Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on
the
| off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
| printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
| related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
| sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
____

Sorry I wasted my time.

If you intend to get productive help from Usenet newsgroups, an attitude
adjustment on your part is indicated. Rather than actually take note of and
make use of the posting approach suggested, you strike a counterproductive
attitude.

Phil Weldon

| (Phil wrote)
|
| > Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer
| > drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
| > manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
| > knowledge
| > about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
posted.
|
| "Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for me,
a
| lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
| Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to the
| Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
|
| > IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
| > (whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
| > manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
|
| Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on
the
| off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
| printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
| related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
| sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
| --
| Regards
| p.mc
|
|
| | > 'p.mc' wrote:
| > | Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a
few
| > | peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer,
obviously
| > my
| > | research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone
may
| > | have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
| > |
| > | Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
| > _____
| >
| > How to use Usenet.
| >
| > ** Refine your question BEFORE you post.
| > ** Check the content (type of questions and information) posted in a
| > Usenet
| > newsgroup BEFORE you post.
| > ** SELECT a newsgroup that covers topics related to your post.
| >
| > Cross-post to TWO or at most THREE newsgroups, especially if you are new
| > to
| > Usenet. NEVER multipost to related newsgroups; it clogs up the
newsgroup
| > system (example, if you CROSS-POST then if a reader looks at your post
in
| > ONE of the cross-posted newsgroups, then that reader's newsreader
program
| > will mark that post as read in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups,
| > eliminating duplication of effort. It will also make ANY replies to the
| > post in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups. MULTI-POSTING does NOT mark
| > duplicates of a read post as read, and fragments the responses into
| > mutually
| > exclusive threads - that helps no one.
| >
| > If you are asking a question, post at least enough information explain
the
| > problem (including EXACT error messaes, if any) and to describe any
| > corrective measures you have tried (including the results, if any.)
| >
| > It is useless to discribe earlier posts if you got no response. No one
| > knows what you are talking about. Start a new thread IF YOU HAVE WAITED
A
| > REASONABLE TIME for a response (two day, say, for an active technical
| > support newsgroup like microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.)
| >
| > You are starting from scratch, and you have not really asked a question.
| > Nor described the problem. Nor described what you have done to solve
the
| > problem, including the results of such attempts.
| >
| > IF your question is something like "My color printer will not print
| > photographs with the correct color hues.
| >
| > When I try to change the color profile I get this error message [EXACT
| > ERROR
| > MESSAGE].
| >
| > My printer is [Brand] [Model] [type printer] [age] .
| >
| > How can I fix this problem?",
| >
| > THEN say so.
| >
| > Probably in a different newsgroup because non of the six listed in the
| > Newsgroups line of your post. Microsoft does not make printers, nor
| > printer
| > drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
| > manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
| > knowledge
| > about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
posted.
| > IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
| > (whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
| > manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
| >
| > Until you get the preliminaries squared away, you can only get guesses,
| > but
| > you can make guess yourself, right B^)
| >
| > Phil Weldon
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Hi
| > |
| > | Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a
few
| > | peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer,
obviously
| > my
| > | research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone
may
| > | have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
| > |
| > | Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
| > |
| > | --
| > | Regards
| > | p.mc
| > |
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
|
|
 
Since the error is a bad color profile on one computer, and the problem does
not occur on others--
What about getting a copy of the color profiles from one of them, and try
replacing those on the offending computer?
Take care to preserve the originals by copying them to another directory you
create..
These are common locations for the files. A printer driver may have added a
subdirectory unique to the printer mfr.
C:\WINDOWS\system32\color
C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\drivers\color
*.icc and *.icm are the common search keys for color profiles/correction
files

p.mc said:
(Phil wrote)
Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
Click to expand...
posted.

"Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for me, a
lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to the
Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
Click to expand...

Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on the
off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
--
Regards
p.mc


Phil Weldon said:
'p.mc' wrote:
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
_____

How to use Usenet.

** Refine your question BEFORE you post.
** Check the content (type of questions and information) posted in a
Usenet
newsgroup BEFORE you post.
** SELECT a newsgroup that covers topics related to your post.

Cross-post to TWO or at most THREE newsgroups, especially if you are new
to
Usenet. NEVER multipost to related newsgroups; it clogs up the newsgroup
system (example, if you CROSS-POST then if a reader looks at your post in
ONE of the cross-posted newsgroups, then that reader's newsreader program
will mark that post as read in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups,
eliminating duplication of effort. It will also make ANY replies to the
post in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups. MULTI-POSTING does NOT mark
duplicates of a read post as read, and fragments the responses into
mutually
exclusive threads - that helps no one.

If you are asking a question, post at least enough information explain the
problem (including EXACT error messaes, if any) and to describe any
corrective measures you have tried (including the results, if any.)

It is useless to discribe earlier posts if you got no response. No one
knows what you are talking about. Start a new thread IF YOU HAVE WAITED A
REASONABLE TIME for a response (two day, say, for an active technical
support newsgroup like microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.)

You are starting from scratch, and you have not really asked a question.
Nor described the problem. Nor described what you have done to solve the
problem, including the results of such attempts.

IF your question is something like "My color printer will not print
photographs with the correct color hues.

When I try to change the color profile I get this error message [EXACT
ERROR
MESSAGE].

My printer is [Brand] [Model] [type printer] [age] .

How can I fix this problem?",

THEN say so.

Probably in a different newsgroup because non of the six listed in the
Newsgroups line of your post. Microsoft does not make printers, nor
printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you posted.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.

Until you get the preliminaries squared away, you can only get guesses,
but
you can make guess yourself, right B^)

Phil Weldon




| Hi
|
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
|
| --
| Regards
| p.mc
|
|
|
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I don't see your problem, you were the one shouting bad uninformed advice
and spouting the blatantly obviuos.
| > Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer. Also
| > manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
| > knowledge
| > about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
posted.
Click to expand...
The printer isn't the problem, it's the Microsoft error. which I'm asking in
the Microsoft NG's

--
Regards
p.mc


Phil Weldon said:
'p.mc' wrote:
| "Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for
me,
a
| lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
| Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to
the
| Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
|
| > IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
| > (whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
| > manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
|
| Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on
the
| off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
| printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
| related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
| sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
____

Sorry I wasted my time.

If you intend to get productive help from Usenet newsgroups, an attitude
adjustment on your part is indicated. Rather than actually take note of
and
make use of the posting approach suggested, you strike a counterproductive
attitude.

Phil Weldon

| (Phil wrote)
|
| > Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer
| > drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
| > manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
| > knowledge
| > about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
posted.
|
| "Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for
me,
a
| lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
| Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to
the
| Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
|
| > IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
| > (whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
| > manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
|
| Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on
the
| off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
| printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
| related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
| sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
| --
| Regards
| p.mc
|
|
| | > 'p.mc' wrote:
| > | Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a
few
| > | peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer,
obviously
| > my
| > | research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone
may
| > | have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help
me.
| > |
| > | Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
| > _____
| >
| > How to use Usenet.
| >
| > ** Refine your question BEFORE you post.
| > ** Check the content (type of questions and information) posted in a
| > Usenet
| > newsgroup BEFORE you post.
| > ** SELECT a newsgroup that covers topics related to your post.
| >
| > Cross-post to TWO or at most THREE newsgroups, especially if you are
new
| > to
| > Usenet. NEVER multipost to related newsgroups; it clogs up the
newsgroup
| > system (example, if you CROSS-POST then if a reader looks at your post
in
| > ONE of the cross-posted newsgroups, then that reader's newsreader
program
| > will mark that post as read in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups,
| > eliminating duplication of effort. It will also make ANY replies to
the
| > post in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups. MULTI-POSTING does NOT
mark
| > duplicates of a read post as read, and fragments the responses into
| > mutually
| > exclusive threads - that helps no one.
| >
| > If you are asking a question, post at least enough information explain
the
| > problem (including EXACT error messaes, if any) and to describe any
| > corrective measures you have tried (including the results, if any.)
| >
| > It is useless to discribe earlier posts if you got no response. No
one
| > knows what you are talking about. Start a new thread IF YOU HAVE
WAITED
A
| > REASONABLE TIME for a response (two day, say, for an active technical
| > support newsgroup like microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.)
| >
| > You are starting from scratch, and you have not really asked a
question.
| > Nor described the problem. Nor described what you have done to solve
the
| > problem, including the results of such attempts.
| >
| > IF your question is something like "My color printer will not print
| > photographs with the correct color hues.
| >
| > When I try to change the color profile I get this error message [EXACT
| > ERROR
| > MESSAGE].
| >
| > My printer is [Brand] [Model] [type printer] [age] .
| >
| > How can I fix this problem?",
| >
| > THEN say so.
| >
| > Probably in a different newsgroup because non of the six listed in the
| > Newsgroups line of your post. Microsoft does not make printers, nor
| > printer
| > drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
| > manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
| > knowledge
| > about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
posted.
| > IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
| > (whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
| > manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
| >
| > Until you get the preliminaries squared away, you can only get
guesses,
| > but
| > you can make guess yourself, right B^)
| >
| > Phil Weldon
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Hi
| > |
| > | Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a
few
| > | peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer,
obviously
| > my
| > | research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone
may
| > | have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help
me.
| > |
| > | Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
| > |
| > | --
| > | Regards
| > | p.mc
| > |
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
|
|
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Hi Chuck

I read something like this on a forum earlier on and copied it to notepad so
I'll try that tommorow. Didn't have time to do it on the other half's pc
'cause she was using it to catch up on her uni work.

--
Regards
p.mc


Chuck said:
Since the error is a bad color profile on one computer, and the problem
does
not occur on others--
What about getting a copy of the color profiles from one of them, and try
replacing those on the offending computer?
Take care to preserve the originals by copying them to another directory
you
create..
These are common locations for the files. A printer driver may have added
a
subdirectory unique to the printer mfr.
C:\WINDOWS\system32\color
C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\drivers\color
*.icc and *.icm are the common search keys for color profiles/correction
files

p.mc said:
(Phil wrote)
Microsoft does not make printers, nor printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you
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posted.

"Thanks" ...That's exactly what I did but to no avail. Fortunatley for
me, a
lot of the research I did for this error reported it was a problem with
Microsoft, Unfortunately for you, YOU didn't know this so MY post's to
the
Microsoft NG's was completely JUSTIFIED.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.
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Unfortunately for now that doesn't seem to be the case, I was hoping on the
off chance that someone had the same problem that I'm having with MY
printer, (as it happens it doesn't seem to be printer specifc or driver
related or a compatability issue)and had a definitive answer. You see,
sometimes people on public NG's can be very helpfull.
--
Regards
p.mc


Phil Weldon said:
'p.mc' wrote:
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
_____

How to use Usenet.

** Refine your question BEFORE you post.
** Check the content (type of questions and information) posted in a
Usenet
newsgroup BEFORE you post.
** SELECT a newsgroup that covers topics related to your post.

Cross-post to TWO or at most THREE newsgroups, especially if you are
new
to
Usenet. NEVER multipost to related newsgroups; it clogs up the newsgroup
system (example, if you CROSS-POST then if a reader looks at your post in
ONE of the cross-posted newsgroups, then that reader's newsreader program
will mark that post as read in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups,
eliminating duplication of effort. It will also make ANY replies to
the
post in ALL of the cross-posted newsgroups. MULTI-POSTING does NOT
mark
duplicates of a read post as read, and fragments the responses into
mutually
exclusive threads - that helps no one.

If you are asking a question, post at least enough information explain the
problem (including EXACT error messaes, if any) and to describe any
corrective measures you have tried (including the results, if any.)

It is useless to discribe earlier posts if you got no response. No one
knows what you are talking about. Start a new thread IF YOU HAVE
WAITED A
REASONABLE TIME for a response (two day, say, for an active technical
support newsgroup like microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.)

You are starting from scratch, and you have not really asked a
question.
Nor described the problem. Nor described what you have done to solve the
problem, including the results of such attempts.

IF your question is something like "My color printer will not print
photographs with the correct color hues.

When I try to change the color profile I get this error message [EXACT
ERROR
MESSAGE].

My printer is [Brand] [Model] [type printer] [age] .

How can I fix this problem?",

THEN say so.

Probably in a different newsgroup because non of the six listed in the
Newsgroups line of your post. Microsoft does not make printers, nor
printer
drivers. Perhaps you should FIRST contact customer support at the
manufacturer web site for your computer. There is where specific
knowledge
about YOUR printer can be found, NOT in ANY of the newsgroups you posted.
IF there happens to be a problem of compatibility between YOUR printer
(whatever it is) and Windows XP, then Microsoft and the computer
manufacturer will, or will already have, worked out a solution.

Until you get the preliminaries squared away, you can only get guesses,
but
you can make guess yourself, right B^)

Phil Weldon




| Hi
|
| Posted earlier but got no takers. I researched google and it seems a few
| peeps have had this problem when trying to install a printer, obviously
my
| research was fruitless, so as a last ditch attemp i'm hoping someone may
| have had the same problem and fixed it, hopefully they could help me.
|
| Excuse the muti and Xposts, I'm at mt wits end with this one.
|
| --
| Regards
| p.mc
|
|
|
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