Printer Problem

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You are posting from the future.

Set your time and date.

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Wes
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Did you do a "quick format" or standard? I had the same problem with a
network card after doing a quick format. The standard format checks the
drive for errors and fixes them before the install, so you might try running
scanddisk if a uninstall and re-install of the drivers doesn't work. I know
this sounds a little weird, but it fixed my problem.
 
Tom,

It doesn't matter where you are. You have the wrong Time Zone set. Believe
it or not this can cause all kinds of problems. I helped a guy yesterday
who didn't have sent messages going into his Sent Items folder in Outlook
Express because his time was incorrect. This is just one example.

This is from your message properties >>>

Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 12:07:31 -0700

The -0700 at the end means the Pacific Daylight Time Zone for the US and
Canada. -07:00 from GMT. Greenwich Mean Time.

I am in the Mountain Daylight Time Zone in the US. My message properties
shows >>>

Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2005 19:43:58 -06:00. -06:00 from GMT.

Sydney, Australia Local Time = GMT+10:00 (Standard Time)

To set the proper Time Zone...
Double click your clock.
Click the Time Zone tab.
You should see >>>
(GMT+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
If you do not, click the V and scroll down to it and select it.
Click Apply.
Click OK.


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Wesley Vogel said:
Tom,

It doesn't matter where you are. You have the wrong Time Zone set. Believe
it or not this can cause all kinds of problems. I helped a guy yesterday
who didn't have sent messages going into his Sent Items folder in Outlook
Express because his time was incorrect. This is just one example.

This is from your message properties >>>

Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 12:07:31 -0700

The -0700 at the end means the Pacific Daylight Time Zone for the US and
Canada. -07:00 from GMT. Greenwich Mean Time.

I am in the Mountain Daylight Time Zone in the US. My message properties
shows >>>

Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2005 19:43:58 -06:00. -06:00 from GMT.

Sydney, Australia Local Time = GMT+10:00 (Standard Time)

To set the proper Time Zone...
Double click your clock.
Click the Time Zone tab.
You should see >>>
(GMT+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
If you do not, click the V and scroll down to it and select it.
Click Apply.
Click OK.


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Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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Have you tried uninstalling your ghost printer?
Right click on My Computer. Go to Manage. Go to Device Manager.
If the drivers weren't found for the ghost printer, you should have a Yellow
Question Mark on that list. Right Click it and uninstall it. Hit OK to
confirm the removal. While your at it, uninstall your normal printer as
well. Restart the computer and reinstall your printer.

Does that work?
bob
 
Thanks Bob, but no go...the only printer listed on this PC is my i320
I have uninstalled the i320 (disconnected it) and EVEN then with NO printers
connected to this PC it still finds "printer" (no model or anything)
but won't install anything...

Cheers
Keith
 
| Hi all,
|
| I have WindowsXP Professional I formated and reloded last week and all is
| fine except whenever I boot my computer it "finds a new printer"
| Thanks
|
| Keith


See "The New Hardware Wizard may detect the printer device after every
restart of the computer."


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q298370

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Doug

I'm not an MVP a VIP nor do I have ESP.
I was just trying to help.
Please use your own best judgment before implementing any suggestions or
advice herein.
No warranty is expressed or implied.
Your mileage may vary.
See store for details. :)

Remove shoes to E-mail.
 
There's always something, isn't there? ;-)

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Wes
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Hi all,

I have WindowsXP Professional I formated and reloded last week and all is
fine except whenever I boot my computer it "finds a new printer"

I have a Canon i320 installed and with the latest drivers..

When I installed the i320 Windows "found i320" but this new message just
says "found printer" (no model numnber).
It finds this ghost printer whether my i320 is turned ON or Off connected
to the pc or disconnected to the pc.
I have tried deleting the i320 and letting Windows re-detect the printer and
it finds the "i320" then on the same boot it also finds the "printer" so
then I have to go through the motions of letting it look for drivers and the
saying Drivers can't be found and then there was an error installing new
hardware....

This is not a major problem, this is just irritatting, the computer works
fine but I just don't want the hassel of anymore..

Thanks

Keith
 
Just to add when the find new printer tries to find a driver at the end I
select "do not promt to install this device again" but it makes no
differance it still finds it on a reboot..
 
Wesley, I am in Sydeny Australia and the time is now 12:07pm on Monday 3rd
October 2005
 
Thanks Rob will try

Rob B. said:
Did you do a "quick format" or standard? I had the same problem with a
network card after doing a quick format. The standard format checks the
drive for errors and fixes them before the install, so you might try running
scanddisk if a uninstall and re-install of the drivers doesn't work. I know
this sounds a little weird, but it fixed my problem.
 
Thanks for the reply Cari,.
I went to the website and followed the instructions and installed it (the
i320) ok, rebooted and it still finds "printer" (no model number) but the
i320 is installed and works..it goes,
Found ne hardware "printer" (no model number)
Welcome to found new hardware wizard,
I select "install auto"
Comes back cannot install
I select (tick) Don't prompt me again to install software
But when I reboot it again wants to go through the process..

Thanks

Keith
 
Rob tried it oall 3 partitions and did not help, BTW I qucik formatted...

Thanks anyway
Keith
 
Something is still there.... (probably something other than the Canon)...
Disconnect it ... once again!

Follow Bruce Sanderson's instructions to completely blitz all drivers...
http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders/CleanPrinterDrivers.htm

Then reinstall the sofware and do NOT reconnect it until the software asks
for you to connect the printer.
 

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