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- Page 2 USB or parallel), and this may cause some confusion when asked during the installation process if the printer is a local or network printer (see Step 3). Most people think of a network printer as a printer that has a network interface card built into it, and is connected to the network by an ethernet cable.
- Page 3 4. Select “Create a new port” and choose “Standard TCP/IP Port” for the “Type of port” (fig. E). Click Next. 5. Change “Device type” to “TCP/IP Device” and type the IP address of the printer into the “Hostname or IP...
- Page 4 6. The “Device Type” selection will depend on which type of printer you are installing. For raster or GDI printers, leave it set to “Standard” with “Generic Network Card” and click Next (fig. G). For Postscript printers, including those already built into Vista, select “Custom” and click the “Settings” button (fig.
- Page 5 7. You need to choose the appropriate driver for your printer at this point (fig. J). If your printer is one of those listed as bundled with Vista, find the correct company name (Konica Minolta, Mi- nolta-QMS, or QMS) in the “Manufacturer” list, then select the correct printer model in the “Printers” list and click Next.
- Page 6 Next. If you installed a raster or GDI printer, do not click the “Print Test Page” button at this point; just click Finish. If you installed a Postscript printer, or one of the models bundled with Vista, you may print a test page at this point if you wish.
- Page 7 2. Click “I don’t have the disc...” (fig. Q), then in the next window click “Browse my computer for driver software” (fig. R). 3. Click the “Browse...” button (fig. S) and the “Browse For Folder” window will open. Find the location (folder) you extracted the driver files to and click on it to highlight it.
- Page 8 Printers control panel and select “Properties” from the list. Click on the “Ports” tab and you will notice that the port selected is FILE, not the USB or parallel port the printer is connected to.
- Page 9 Root Hub” entries, select Properties, and click on the Power tab. The “USB Root Hub” the mouse is using will list a mouse in the “Attached devices” section of the Power tab.** e. Restart the PC (fig. AA), reconnect the printer after the computer comes back up, then repeat steps 1-6.
- Page 10 “FILE.” c. After the Setup program has finished, reconnect the printer to the computer and repeat steps 1-6. There are different methods for uninstalling a printer, depending on the connection type (USB/parallel or net- work) and the printer model (Postscript or raster/GDI).
- Page 11 Type “oem” (without the quotes) in the “Name” field on the right side of the window (fig. GG). f. Type the model number of the printer in the Search field at the very top right corner of the window. For example, if your printer is a magicolor 2430, type “2430”...
- Page 12 “Delete.” If there are multiple “oem” files delete them all. 3. Restart the PC. Uninstall is complete. 1. DO NOT right-click the icon for the printer and select “Delete!” 2. Click on the Start button and select Control Panel. 3. Under the Programs heading, click “Uninstall a program” (fig. KK)
- Page 13 (To find out more about UAC, type “user account control” into Vista’s Help & Support search field.) To see if UAC may be the culprit, open the Printers control panel and right-click the icon for your printer. If there is an option in the menu called “Run as administrator,” UAC is blocking you from printing, even if you...
- Page 14 Hold your mouse over the “Run as administrator” menu and select Proper- ties there (fig. MM). Click the “Print Test Page” button in the General tab and see if the printer prints. If you prefer, UAC may be disabled by doing the following (you will be required to enter an administrator password at some point(s) during these steps): 1.
- Page 15 3. Restart the PC for the changes to take effect.