Re: Printer
Sweden wrote:
i try to print but my computer power off.
Okay...
Like to provide some pertinent information?
- Operating system (and version) and service pack level...
- Type of printer involved...
- When you last installed the latest drive straight from the manufacturer's
web page...
- Anything that may have been recorded in your Event Log...
And anything else you can think of - that you have tried or that someone
suggested you try...
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