MarkS
April 15th 03, 10:54 PM
Hang on guys, there might be a different issue here. I have just
upgraded from XP Home to XP Pro and this has caused my WinTV USB
device to be recognised as new hardware. When I try to install the
lastest driver for Windows XP, I get the message telling me that
Access is Denied and that I need to log in as Administrator or use an
account with Admin rights. My user does have Admin rights and I have
tried logging in as Admin. No change. Anybody got any ideas? I've
played around with all the obvious things already. If it's something
silly, that I've missed, I apologise!!
Regards
Mark.
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"FredP" > wrote in message news:<SGOia.311055$3D1.171800@sccrnsc01>...
> Steve ... Amethyst is right, it won't work with what you have. Here's the HP site for the WinXP
> drivers/software along with full instructions.
> http://tinyurl.com/8pv2
>
> Good luck ... Fred
>
> Amethyst wrote:
> > Steve Helvey wrote:
> >> I just recently did a full windows home edition XP
> >> upgrade including the new service pack. I have HP 1215
> >> photosmart Printer. after the upgrade down load,the PC
> >> refuses to recognize my printer.It also will not accept
> >> my CD that came with my printer to reload the drivers. It
> >> keeps saying "access denied" when I try to reload the
> >> driver disc. The instl wizard always "finds" the new hard
> >> ware when i start the PC up but will not let me follow
> >> thru and install the printer. It seems now like evey
> >> thime the PC is restarted it loses the printer info and
> >> refuses to maintain it. I thought this was an upgrade!!!
> >> Now I can't get my computer to reconnect with the printer
> >> and then permanenetly retain the setting. Any possible
> >> solutions???? I am using a USB connection to the printer.
> >> Would connecting the printer to a regular printer port
> >> help? Thank you,Steve
> >
> > And have we visited HP's site and downloaded an XP-compatible driver
> > - if one exists? No we have not. Of course it won't recognise the
> > disc - the printer was manufactured before XP was heard of - it
> > probably only contains 9x/NT drivers.
upgraded from XP Home to XP Pro and this has caused my WinTV USB
device to be recognised as new hardware. When I try to install the
lastest driver for Windows XP, I get the message telling me that
Access is Denied and that I need to log in as Administrator or use an
account with Admin rights. My user does have Admin rights and I have
tried logging in as Admin. No change. Anybody got any ideas? I've
played around with all the obvious things already. If it's something
silly, that I've missed, I apologise!!
Regards
Mark.
=====
"FredP" > wrote in message news:<SGOia.311055$3D1.171800@sccrnsc01>...
> Steve ... Amethyst is right, it won't work with what you have. Here's the HP site for the WinXP
> drivers/software along with full instructions.
> http://tinyurl.com/8pv2
>
> Good luck ... Fred
>
> Amethyst wrote:
> > Steve Helvey wrote:
> >> I just recently did a full windows home edition XP
> >> upgrade including the new service pack. I have HP 1215
> >> photosmart Printer. after the upgrade down load,the PC
> >> refuses to recognize my printer.It also will not accept
> >> my CD that came with my printer to reload the drivers. It
> >> keeps saying "access denied" when I try to reload the
> >> driver disc. The instl wizard always "finds" the new hard
> >> ware when i start the PC up but will not let me follow
> >> thru and install the printer. It seems now like evey
> >> thime the PC is restarted it loses the printer info and
> >> refuses to maintain it. I thought this was an upgrade!!!
> >> Now I can't get my computer to reconnect with the printer
> >> and then permanenetly retain the setting. Any possible
> >> solutions???? I am using a USB connection to the printer.
> >> Would connecting the printer to a regular printer port
> >> help? Thank you,Steve
> >
> > And have we visited HP's site and downloaded an XP-compatible driver
> > - if one exists? No we have not. Of course it won't recognise the
> > disc - the printer was manufactured before XP was heard of - it
> > probably only contains 9x/NT drivers.