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Old 06-17-2004, 03:44 PM   #1
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My printer runs wild .. It grabs up papers and prints computer jargon
in no pattern. similar problem in the past and this site blamed the
printer driver and suggested a fix which worked. However, I did't write
it down and now need the same corrective advice. Thanks. Bill



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Old 06-17-2004, 04:27 PM   #2
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Wm. E. Fletcher <> wrote in message
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> My printer runs wild .. It grabs up papers and prints computer jargon
> in no pattern. similar problem in the past and this site blamed the
> printer driver and suggested a fix which worked. However, I did't write
> it down and now need the same corrective advice. Thanks. Bill
>


Had a similar problem with a printer a while ago,and the problem was sorted
by either changing the printer port setting in bios, or it was a setting in
the properties of the the printer in windows; not sure which.


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Old 06-17-2004, 11:53 PM   #3
Kenny
 
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If the printer hasn't been switched off for a while pull the power plug and
leave it out for a few minutes. Printer memory can sometimes get corrupted
and this clears it.

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Kenny


"colin" <> wrote in message
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>
> Wm. E. Fletcher <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > My printer runs wild .. It grabs up papers and prints computer jargon
> > in no pattern. similar problem in the past and this site blamed the
> > printer driver and suggested a fix which worked. However, I did't write
> > it down and now need the same corrective advice. Thanks. Bill
> >

>
> Had a similar problem with a printer a while ago,and the problem was

sorted
> by either changing the printer port setting in bios, or it was a setting

in
> the properties of the the printer in windows; not sure which.
>
>



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