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December 9th 09, 04:43 PM
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My USB ports do not show in Print Server Properties
When I try to install drivers for my HP 1220c printer (using USP as the
port) from the HP disk it hangs with something like Wait Setup is Processing I thought this was a software problem but I just noticed that Printer and Faxes/File.Server Properties/Ports does not show my USB ports. Shouldn't they be there? Control Panel/system/hardware/device manager/Univer--controllers shows 5 controllers, 5 hubs and a USB Composit Device. Second question: Is removing the power (shut off the power strip) from a device the same as not having it connected to a USB port? Thanks 
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December 10th 09, 08:23 PM
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My USB ports do not show in Print Server Properties
On Dec 9, 4:43*pm, " Cal Who" wrote:
When I try to install drivers for my HP 1220c printer (using USP as the port) from the HP disk it hangs with something like Wait Setup is Processing I thought this was a software problem but I just noticed that Printer and Faxes/File.Server Properties/Ports does not show my USB ports. Shouldn't they be there? Control Panel/system/hardware/device manager/Univer--controllers shows 5 controllers, 5 hubs and a USB Composit Device. Second question: Is removing the power (shut off the power strip) from a device the same as not having it connected to a USB port? Thanks A lot of printer drivers will re-define a special printer access port (USBDOT????) to give enhanced access.
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December 10th 09, 08:23 PM
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My USB ports do not show in Print Server Properties
On Dec 9, 4:43*pm, " Cal Who" wrote:
When I try to install drivers for my HP 1220c printer (using USP as the port) from the HP disk it hangs with something like Wait Setup is Processing I thought this was a software problem but I just noticed that Printer and Faxes/File.Server Properties/Ports does not show my USB ports. Shouldn't they be there? Control Panel/system/hardware/device manager/Univer--controllers shows 5 controllers, 5 hubs and a USB Composit Device. Second question: Is removing the power (shut off the power strip) from a device the same as not having it connected to a USB port? Thanks A lot of printer drivers will re-define a special printer access port (USBDOT????) to give enhanced access.
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December 11th 09, 01:20 AM
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My USB ports do not show in Print Server Properties
"smlunatick" wrote in message ... On Dec 9, 4:43 pm, " Cal Who" wrote: When I try to install drivers for my HP 1220c printer (using USP as the port) from the HP disk it hangs with something like Wait Setup is Processing I thought this was a software problem but I just noticed that Printer and Faxes/File.Server Properties/Ports does not show my USB ports. Shouldn't they be there? Control Panel/system/hardware/device manager/Univer--controllers shows 5 controllers, 5 hubs and a USB Composit Device. Second question: Is removing the power (shut off the power strip) from a device the same as not having it connected to a USB port? Thanks A lot of printer drivers will re-define a special printer access port (USBDOT????) to give enhanced access. Thanks, I finally got the printer installed and the port did show up like you said.
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