|
My sister has an HP Deskjet F380 AIO USB printer that is attached to a Windows XP Professional SP3 computer. She has been unable to get her HP laptop computer (which has Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit SP2 as its OS) to print with this printer wirelessly, despite the fact that the Windows XP computer is always on. So I attempted to add the printer by having it autodetect the printer through the IP address of the Windows XP computer (it is assigned the IP address of 192.168.1.106 via her ISP-provided router). After the printer is detected, I am asked for the proper driver for the printer, and I select the HP Deskjet F300 series driver that is included in the list of drivers, and it appears that the printer is ready for use. However, when I try to print a test page to confirm that the printer is working, I receive an error (after about a minute or two) telling me that the test page did not print successfully and the document shows in the printer's document queue. When I attempt to cancel printing the document, it fails to remove the document from the queue, and I am also unable, as a result, to delete the printer from the Printers window in Windows Vista. What gives? Any ideas? Thank you in advance for any and all helpful suggestions.
|
Login
Register
FAQ
Search
![[Team Member]](./images/ranks/70272.png "[Team Member]")
© 2010 Future US, Inc. All rights reserved.