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mrq35ster
this is similar to a 2 years old question here
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...port+TCP/IP&rnum=5&hl=en#03c3d7cba5f11ab5Alan,
i have a similar problem. XP home with all latest patches. i have a
Lexmark E120n. i did what that user did. specifically,
Printers and faxes|File|Add Printer|Local Printer (automatically is
unchecked)|Cretae a new port as standard TCP/IP| then i enter the
printer address (192.168.1.102 in this case). as soon as i click Next
that window is gone, everything on the desktop is gone except for the
background, then the desktop returns few seconds later. i tried to
enter another non-existent IP address, but had similar result.
Lexmark software has an IP setup utility. i tried using it. it
searched finds the printer and the correct IP address, but when i say
Next it crashes.
i can ping the printer from the command line.
i installed this printer on 2 other (wireless) PCs on my home network
and had no problems.
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...port+TCP/IP&rnum=5&hl=en#03c3d7cba5f11ab5Alan,
i have a similar problem. XP home with all latest patches. i have a
Lexmark E120n. i did what that user did. specifically,
Printers and faxes|File|Add Printer|Local Printer (automatically is
unchecked)|Cretae a new port as standard TCP/IP| then i enter the
printer address (192.168.1.102 in this case). as soon as i click Next
that window is gone, everything on the desktop is gone except for the
background, then the desktop returns few seconds later. i tried to
enter another non-existent IP address, but had similar result.
Lexmark software has an IP setup utility. i tried using it. it
searched finds the printer and the correct IP address, but when i say
Next it crashes.
i can ping the printer from the command line.
i installed this printer on 2 other (wireless) PCs on my home network
and had no problems.