Samsung Ml-1640 Driver Windows 7
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Pacifist > File > Open Package... > [choose SamsungPrinterDrivers.dmg] > [select "SamsungPrinterDrivers.pkg"] > File > Install Files to Default Locations > [Replace (or Update) all files that already exist]
3. System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > [optionally ctrl-click in the left panel "Reset printing system..."] > + > click "Samsung ML-1670 Series" > Use: Choose a driver... Select Software... > select "Samsung ML-1860 Series" > OK > "Add" the printer > OK.
Thanks for your reply ... works with ML-1630 ... but looking for something not requiring 3rd party software. I can run the printer on Monterey with virtual High Sierra in VMware ... just cannot understand why Samsung or Apple have not addressed this? thanks again ...
Actually finds the printer in VMware but does not natively install the driver so that it works ... really annoying ... there must be a driver that works with this printer? ... that is why I have been with Apple since SE30 days (yea I am that old) ... this is beginning to look like Vista issues ... even more annoying works fine with windows 11 ... going for reprogramming now LOL
Hi, I have a Samsung ML-1640 Series laser printer. When I print from Arch Linux, the printer's led starts blinking (as if it were printing) but it prints nothing. After several minutes of blinking, it prints an error:
This happens when printing from any program, and it happens both with the splix driver in the official repos and with the samsung-unified-driver-printer on the AUR. Also, it happens for any USB port I connect the printer to.
On Windows everything works as expected. The printer also used to work on Arch until a couple of months ago.
Please note that in the errors the "POSITION" field changes every time.
Do you have problems with USB sticks too (read only) ?
Some time ago I had a strange problem with some USB sticks which previously worked correctly.
I remember PSU having had some bulged electrolytic capacitors. Since I had a spare at hand, I replaced the PSU. Currently I have no problems.
You can check by voltmeter the PSU voltages you get at the moment, might give a hint. USB uses 5V, but check other voltages too.
I doubt it's a hardware problem, since the printer works correctly on Windows with the same computer with the same cable in the same port.
Thank you a lot for answering anyway.
Could it be some sort of race condition in recent versions of cups?
Who knows? Perhaps even re-install might be the cure.
You can of course do some testing by downloading older Cups from archive and downgrade.
Remember also edit pacman.conf to prevent Cups updates by mistake (to enable other system updates).
I reinstalled Arch yesterday both for this issue and because it was getting way too bloated, but it still didn't solve the issue.
However, I don't know how downgrading cups didn't cross my mind. I downgraded both cups and libcups and now it works.
So yeah, this issue is caused by the cups update from version 1:2.3.3op1-1 to version 1:2.3.3op2-1 which happened on Feb 2 2021 (link).
I opened an issue on the OpenPrinting cups GitHub repository:
Thank you euromatlox for your help