Installed new printer and now original printer not working.? - desktop color laser printer
I have an HP PSC 2110 inkjet printer with my desk for years, but have recently bought a Brother MFC-8640D laser printer. Brother MFC installed and connected, in my second USB port and works very well. But now my HP 2110 is not working (I must continue to use B / C) will be printed in color.
When I try to print a document, the print job on my 2110 the status of the field of printing, but then I get an "Error Printing" message after a few minutes. I have worked with HP, and I use the latest driver for this printer.
What's happening?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Desktop Color Laser Printer Installed New Printer And Now Original Printer Not Working.?
4 comments:
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As a proposal, probably failed to "share" option from the printer.
Go to Control Panel, click on the logo of the printer, click on the icon 2110, then click "Send ..." The selection from the menu.
Then, with luck, just follow the instructions. I have to share.
The link below should have the correct method to>>>
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As a proposal, probably failed to "share" option from the printer.
Go to Control Panel, click on the logo of the printer, click on the icon 2110, then click "Send ..." The selection from the menu.
Then, with luck, just follow the instructions. I have to share.
The link below should have the correct method to>>>
First, the ladies are with a local network or staff.
if the network printer, make sure the driver to install correctly if they do not know what you do next.
1. Go to the Start menu, select "Printers and Faxes
2. Select the desired printer
3. Right-click and go to PROPATA.
4. Go to the tabs of SHARE.
5. Click Printers and well
If you use a personal computer and printer, the correct way to use the first printer, first remove the Control Panel to uninstall add / remove "to the software and restart your PC and install the software.
I hope this will help very much luck.
Regards,
Najib
Have you checked whether the printer is set by default to be used in the configuration?
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