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"The Document Failed to Print" Error Message



 
 
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Old July 27th 04, 05:10 AM
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Default "The Document Failed to Print" Error Message

I'm afraid I don't have a fix but just to let you know
that I'm getting the same problem but with my HP V40
connected directly to the USB port!


-----Original Message-----
I recently purchased a new laptop with Windows XP Home.

I was previously
using Windows 98 (not SE.) I have an HP LaserJet and

two Epson inkjets
connected to the laptop.

I am consistently getting error messages stating "The

document failed to
print." Sometimes the document DOES print, but other

times it doesn't print
all the way or at all. This happens with both types of

printers (laser and
inkjet), but usually only happens when the printers are

connected through a
USB hub (powered or not powered, 1.1 or 2.0) or a USB

printer hub (that
connects printers to two different computers), but not

when connected
directly to the computer's USB port.

The LaserJet has a parallel cable that is connected via

an adapter/converter
to the USB hub (it predates USB by a few years.) The

inkjets are USB only.

I've researched this up and down, in various newsgroups

and have found that
other people seem to be having the same or similar

problems-- and always
with XP.

Can anyone offer any suggestions about how to improve

this situation, short
of never using USB hubs?

Thank you!


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