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Information and links in this thread may no longer be available or relevant. If you have a question create a new topic by clicking here and select the appropriate board. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Level 1. Message 1 of HP Recommended. To locate one manually click OK" So far I have tried 1. INF' is needed. Jeff 2. Tags 2. However, now that I've upgraded the print server to Win7 and installed the bit drivers, none of the XP computers can print to the printer Canon i The problem seems to be that the Windows 7 machine has installed bit drivers in order to print to the printer, and these are unusable by the Windows XP machines.
I was hoping that if I pointed my WinXP machines to the printer itself over the network, they would automatically install the print drivers required but no dice. I've already tried to manually install the bit drivers on the WinXP machines directly, and it gives me an error. I simply can't believe I'm the only one facing this issue Win7 machine acting as a print server on a work group with WinXP machines , yet I cannot seem to find a resolution to this problem.
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At the top, click on the Add a printer link. Step 4 : Next choose Add a local printer. Yes, that sounds counter-intuitive, but this is what you have to do! Step 5 : Next, click Create a new port and choose Local port from the list of options.
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