The Printer that isn't

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I am working on a machine and it is fine in all ways but one. The POS
is great and goes through well. BTW ~ I am using a SCSI for the boo
and IDE for larger storage.

The problem is that Windows ALWAYS says it finds a printer and wants t
install it but the printer is not there. I have installed and use tw
different HP printers but this attempt to install the mythical printe
started before I even had a printer attached. COntrol panel shows th
printers I installed and no others and either works fine when attache
and set as default.

Where does Windows get this idea that there is this GHOST printe
learking and how can I tell it to forget it and get on with busines
instead of dragging the boot out
 
In eyemay <[email protected]> had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:
I am working on a machine and it is fine in all ways but one. The POST
is great and goes through well. BTW ~ I am using a SCSI for the boot
and IDE for larger storage.

The problem is that Windows ALWAYS says it finds a printer and wants
to install it but the printer is not there. I have installed and use
two different HP printers but this attempt to install the mythical
printer started before I even had a printer attached. COntrol panel
shows the printers I installed and no others and either works fine
when attached and set as default.

Where does Windows get this idea that there is this GHOST printer
learking and how can I tell it to forget it and get on with business
instead of dragging the boot out?

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

Galen
--

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward."

Sherlock Holmes
 

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