Every time somebody talks printers and Vista, I always believe I can make
most of them work right now. I put scanners in a different category.
1) I have noticed that how you install the driver matters--browsing to the
location of the driver folder (often full of files) matters.
2) Making sure that you get the hdw recognized--and Vista is more perceptive
and nuanced at this than XP has been first (so it's easier in Vista) is
important before installing a driver. In XP whenever I heard "printer
trouble" on a group and "16 bit subsystem error) a "false positive, I knew
that the poster had reversed these steps.
3) Going to the printer folder, right clicking that printer, and going to
the "Accessories" tab and making sure you have the "driver configured" yes
I typed "driver configured" because that's exactly what you do there
correctly is all important. This is after you get the driver in, of course
and I think that step #1 is very key to getting some drivers into Vista.
CH