When we got this computer, there was no XP disk? Should I go back to the
store and try to get one, or is there another way to fix problems in XP with
out the disk?
Stan
Please let us know whether that fixes the problem. If not, please provide
further details, what printer, what driver and on what port. Thanks,
Robert
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All that said: which security fixes are we talking about here ?
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What printers do you have installed ? Are those network printers or local
printers ? If network - what network ? If local - what bus are they
connected to (parallel, USB, FireWire, IR ...) ?
When the AddPrinterWizard doesn't start, does that leave anything
interesting in the event log ? Is it possible that it starts but for some
reason doesn't come into the foreground, IOW is it there if you close all
other windows after clicking the link/icon ?
Thanks,
Robert
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I have two printers installed, both are local and both are parallel.
The first one is a Xerox Workcentre 390 connected to LPT1: built in into the
motherboard - and if I uninstall it, Win XP will recognize it.
The second one is an Epson Stylus Pro ESC/P 2 conected through a SIG II
CyberParallel PCI Card configured as LPT2: (Win XP had properly recognized
the card and installed its software driver).
When Add printer refuses to do anything, there is no trace that it attempted
to start it's really as if the link is dead.
Hope you can help
Victor
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You can also start the APW (AddPrinterWizard) from the menu "File...Add
Printer" - does that work ? Does the menu item "File... Server Properties"
work ?
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Work Around:
1. Rename c:\winnt\system32\printui.dll. (This is an Artisoft file)
NOTE: the file may be under c:\windows\system32 or another location
depending on your install.
2. Rename c:\winnt\system32\Mprintui.dll to printui.dll (mprintui.dll is
the Microsoft version which LANtastic renames upon install)
Actualy what happens is that after the update, the printui.dll gets renamed
(clobbered) to Mprintui.dll and what has to be done is in
X:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 rename Mprintui.dll to printui.dll and copy it also to
X:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\dllcache.
After that step, Add Printers will work, but still no printers. Reboot and
voilá, all is OK again.
Hoping this might help
Victor
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LANtastic, huh ? This is *very* interesting, as SFP (system file protection)
is specifically designed to keep Windows in a stable configuration even if
install software tries to do bad things.
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