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This picture sums up the problem:
http://www.petri.co.il/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=215
I hooked an Olivetti JP190 printer to my laptop. Since there's no XP driver
for this ancient inkjet printer, I downloaded a driver labeled 'Windows NT'
from Olivetti's website.
The driver works. Device manager says the device is working properly.
Indeed, it prints like it should.
But every time I plug in the printer (or boot with the printer connected),
XP proudly announces that it found new hardware and that it urgently needs a
file from my XP CD.
When I pop my CD in, XP can't find the file. And then it tries to find a
bunch of other files without success, because they are not on my XP CD.
Not that it matters, because the printer works fine without them.
When I hit 'cancel,' XP stays quiet until the next time I boot, and then it
starts all over again.
How can I stop XP from asking again and again and again? Is there a way to
force Windows to accept that my printer is already installed?
http://www.petri.co.il/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=215
I hooked an Olivetti JP190 printer to my laptop. Since there's no XP driver
for this ancient inkjet printer, I downloaded a driver labeled 'Windows NT'
from Olivetti's website.
The driver works. Device manager says the device is working properly.
Indeed, it prints like it should.
But every time I plug in the printer (or boot with the printer connected),
XP proudly announces that it found new hardware and that it urgently needs a
file from my XP CD.
When I pop my CD in, XP can't find the file. And then it tries to find a
bunch of other files without success, because they are not on my XP CD.
Not that it matters, because the printer works fine without them.
When I hit 'cancel,' XP stays quiet until the next time I boot, and then it
starts all over again.
How can I stop XP from asking again and again and again? Is there a way to
force Windows to accept that my printer is already installed?