HP Officejet 6110

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I have installed the HP Officejet 6110 All-In-One on my XP Pro machine. The FAX, copier, printer functions all work. The scanner does not. After trying all the HP tech support suggestions to no avail, I think the problem stems from my not having Administrator privileges. This is my own personal laptop and I am the sole owner and user. However, it seems I am no longer the Administrator. Why do I no longer have Administrator privileges on my own machine? Does it have something to do with my security? Thanks for any help or suggestions.
 
HP is just goofing with you, as their drivers seem able to
do with XP users all too, too often

If you run a cmd prompt and enter
net localgroup administrators
is your account listed ?
If so it is an admin still.

Tell HP support that you have found that an admin account
can use the feature but no other account can and that they
need to provide you with *_safe_* instructions on how to
make their product usable for all accounts.

They are getting better, as once they wanted people to set a
permissions change, granting everyone full control on the
entire HKLM hive of the registry. (!!) What you experience is
likely a permissions issue, on some directory or some specific,
small key within the registry.
Demand some quality from them, and an out-of-the-box
workable, Windows certifiable, product.

--
Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security)
MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA
smoothinterludes said:
I have installed the HP Officejet 6110 All-In-One on my XP Pro machine.
The FAX, copier, printer functions all work. The scanner does not. After
trying all the HP tech support suggestions to no avail, I think the problem
stems from my not having Administrator privileges. This is my own personal
laptop and I am the sole owner and user. However, it seems I am no longer
the Administrator. Why do I no longer have Administrator privileges on my
own machine? Does it have something to do with my security? Thanks for any
help or suggestions.
 

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