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PSPrinters08.msi
We have a Windows XP SP2 computer with an HP 5510 All-In-One, an HP Scanjet
ADF, and an HP940C printer. We uninstalled the HP940c after getting a message to load a disk that has psprinter08 drivers. The message doesn't say what it needs the drivers for. |
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PSPrinters08.msi
"SolveIT" wrote in message news:qgXlf.25072$SY.15437@trnddc06... We have a Windows XP SP2 computer with an HP 5510 All-In-One, an HP Scanjet ADF, and an HP940C printer. We uninstalled the HP940c after getting a message to load a disk that has psprinter08 drivers. The message doesn't say what it needs the drivers for. It is not very clear what your question is, but you could download drivers for the Deskjet 940C from http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/s...59 129&os=228 Regards, Bob Headrick |
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PSPrinters08.msi
I had exactly the same problem with a slightly different printer (HP
OfficeJet K80) on an HP Media Center PC m7250n, after I installed an outdated printer driver for the K80. Very annoying message. Came up every time I booted and kept wanting to run PSPrinters08.msi. The actual message read: The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable. Click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package 'PSPrinters08.msi' in the box below. The box below shows the path c:\hp\tmp\src\setup\PSPrinters08\ and a "Browse" button next to it. Needless to say, that path doesn't exist on my computer and no trace of PSPrinters08.msi was found anywhere on the driver CD or on my computer. I tinkered with "msconfig" - by deactivating all startup services and progressively activating them again. Windows Installer Service was the only thing that would prevent the message from coming up. But that's not something that should be turned off permanently, I would think. I finally fixed the problem by uninstalling "hp deskjet printer preload" from "Add/Remove Programs". Have no idea what it's for, but I read elsewhere that it's not needed. Georg |
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