Richard
December 9th 03, 12:23 PM
My problem is even worse. I bought the print two weeks ago. I could
use the printer right after I installed the driver. When I turned off
the computer, the "Lexmark X125 setting" will abruptly end in seperate
window saying it is ending program. After I restarted the computer
again, the icon of the printer disappeared and there would be an error
message appreared frequently on the screen
Spooler Subsystem App has encountered a problem ....
All I could do to restore the system was to uninstall the driver! I
had used the driver for CJXP125LE.EXE but it just did not work. I sent
several message to the Lexmark support. They insisted my system does
not meet the minimum requirement which is
Windows XP
， 300 MHz processor or Equivalent
， 128 MB of Ram
， 500 MB Hard Drive space
， 300 MB Virtual Memory
They insist the only solution is to purchase more RAM for the system.
This is simply absurd. My machine is a lot better than this minimum
requirement printed on the retail box. This kind of support is worse
than none. I searched the lexmark x125 problem under win XP. It seems
that there has been a lot of posts regarding the issue since last
year. I have read these posts before I bought this printer, I will
never buy it. I would never buy a Lexmark Printer again.
Now I can only use the ALL-IN-ONE printer as a FAX machine and copier
but not as a printer. Is there anyone who can really help? Thanks in
advanced.
"Robert Pizzuto" > wrote in message >...
> Many times after I log off my Windows xp, I get a message
> that says lexmark is still running, and do I want to shut
> down the program. However, nothing is actually spooling
> and no programs are open. What happens is the computer
> automatically shuts down the lexmark program and then
> proceeds to log off and go back to main log-on page.
>
> When I decide to log on later in the day and then open a
> word file, or ex-cell file, or just want to print
> something from the internet, I get a failed to print
> message. I also noticed that the icon for the lexmark
> printer which is a red triangle is now a red "x".
>
> This problem happens very often and the only way to
> correct it is to re-boot.
>
> Can you help
use the printer right after I installed the driver. When I turned off
the computer, the "Lexmark X125 setting" will abruptly end in seperate
window saying it is ending program. After I restarted the computer
again, the icon of the printer disappeared and there would be an error
message appreared frequently on the screen
Spooler Subsystem App has encountered a problem ....
All I could do to restore the system was to uninstall the driver! I
had used the driver for CJXP125LE.EXE but it just did not work. I sent
several message to the Lexmark support. They insisted my system does
not meet the minimum requirement which is
Windows XP
， 300 MHz processor or Equivalent
， 128 MB of Ram
， 500 MB Hard Drive space
， 300 MB Virtual Memory
They insist the only solution is to purchase more RAM for the system.
This is simply absurd. My machine is a lot better than this minimum
requirement printed on the retail box. This kind of support is worse
than none. I searched the lexmark x125 problem under win XP. It seems
that there has been a lot of posts regarding the issue since last
year. I have read these posts before I bought this printer, I will
never buy it. I would never buy a Lexmark Printer again.
Now I can only use the ALL-IN-ONE printer as a FAX machine and copier
but not as a printer. Is there anyone who can really help? Thanks in
advanced.
"Robert Pizzuto" > wrote in message >...
> Many times after I log off my Windows xp, I get a message
> that says lexmark is still running, and do I want to shut
> down the program. However, nothing is actually spooling
> and no programs are open. What happens is the computer
> automatically shuts down the lexmark program and then
> proceeds to log off and go back to main log-on page.
>
> When I decide to log on later in the day and then open a
> word file, or ex-cell file, or just want to print
> something from the internet, I get a failed to print
> message. I also noticed that the icon for the lexmark
> printer which is a red triangle is now a red "x".
>
> This problem happens very often and the only way to
> correct it is to re-boot.
>
> Can you help