Windows 10 and Laser printer

Il giorno Thu 22 Aug 2019 08:15:14p, *Rene Lamontagne* ha inviato su
alt.comp.os.windows-10 il messaggio .
Vediamo cosa ha scritto:

So the printer is OK and it has to be our friendly Windows again with
their lovely update gifts , I suspect another crappy update so even
tried a new fresh install, Nope still no printer, So who has an idea on
how to proceed now?
thanks for all help and ideas.


system restore

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Eric Stevens wrote:
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I don't know when I got into the the habit but over the years I have
saved an 'Inwards' folder which itself contains folders:

Acronis
Adobe
Agent 8
Agent Ransack
Apple
Arcam
Belarc Advisor
etc. ...

... which in contain copies of all the files (and more folders) of the
software which installed the software on which I depend. For example I
have one:

Oki C5600 C5600_C5600Win7x64_ENU226_tcm3-364...

... which installs the driver for the OKI C5600. I don't know how I
would do a complete reinstall of Windows without all this.

Indeed. I follow a similar procedure. To be [f|F]rank, I didn't know
there was any other way to do it! :-)

For any additional - i.e. not part of Windows - software, I keep the
installation package - in my case in C:\packages - *and* document how I
installed that software on my system. So if something stops working, or
I move to another computer/Windows-version, etc., I just have to check
my notes. I.e. in a case comparable to the OP, my documentation file
HP_LaserJet_Pro_M1132_MFP.

Elementary, dear Watson!

On Fri, 23 Aug 2019 01:27:01 -0400, Paul wrote:

Rabid Robot wrote:

Score one for Linux in its dedication to supporting all hardware whether
outdated or not.


With Windows, keeping a printer running is a measure of
your ingenuity.

With any printer not working with Windows (Mac, what ever) but Linux, as
I mentioned in another article, set Linux up as a print server. For
Windows a network printer appears it sends the job to. Linux does the rest.
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Andreas

On 2019-08-23 3:48 p.m., Jeff-Relf.Me@. wrote:
Rene_Lamontagne,

Un-install your Okidata c5150n Printer completely.

Reinstall it using a version that works with Windows 10 x64.


It's fixed read previous posts.

Rene

Rene_Lamontagne,

Un-install your Okidata c5150n Printer completely.

Reinstall it using a version that works with Windows 10 x64.