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debodun

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Computer - HP 5700, Windows 7 OS - 64 bit, 1.86 GHz Intel Core 2 processor, 3 MB RAM.
Printer - HP Laserjet 4

Device manager shows this printer set as the default. Also tried with both USB and LPT cables to printer, but neither worked. Also attached is a screenshot of print processor with current settings.

Any ideas what's wrong now or how to rectify the problem? Thanks.

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debodun

This is the fifth topic that you have started concerning this computer and though you have not received a reply to each of them I did reply @ http://www.geekstogo...69#entry2108069 you did not however see fit to reply but start yet another topic, answering the questions that I previously asked may explain all of your issues.

Q. Have you checked that your computer is even Windows 7 compatible ?
There are no drivers for Windows 7 at the HP download centre http://h20000.www2.h...eriesId=3249645

Check your computers capability @ http://windows.micro.../upgradeadvisor
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Sorry about that. It's just that I have a few problems understanding the new OS. I was able to finally get the printer to work by first connecting the USB, THEN turning on the computer. Thanks for your help, though, so far.
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Sorry about that. It's just that I have a few problems understanding the new OS. I was able to finally get the printer to work by first connecting the USB, THEN turning on the computer. Thanks for your help, though, so far.


You would have been better to stick with the one topic that I replied to, I am more than happy to help you with as many problems as you may encounter but one at a time and at a single topic.

What was the result of the Windows 7 adviser?
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It was just something I tried by myself and stumbled on the solution. Thanks again.
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What was the result of the Windows 7 adviser?


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Here's the scan report:

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Have you visited the HP website as advised by Windows?
As you can see W7 has not installed all components, visiting the HP site may resolve this and it is possible that some OEM (HPs own) drivers need to be installed.

I am sorry to say this but whoever sold you the PC like this is not very professional :no:
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I did go to the HP Website and looked for the drivers for the Laserjet 4, but when I clicked on the link, it said that the drivers weren't needed. Anyway, it is working, so I am satisfied for now. Thanks a lot for your advice.
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Ok, thanks for the update :thumbsup:
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