Have tried several times reinstalling the printer software, Did a fresh clean install of everything including the OS. Spent over 3 hours with HP to solve the problem with no joy. It will not print from word, pdf (Direct or saved) or my documents unless I use the sipping tool to send these to my pictures, then it prints fine.
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I've tried the automated fixer thing and it says no problem. Some place I read this may be a missing C: windows system32 Drivers usbprint.sys. I looked and do not see this folder. I began having problems when I was updating the printer software. Vista home prem. Plenty ram/disk space, all updates, antivirous good.
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I ran into some issues with my desktop PC running Windows XP Pro Service Pack 3 when attempting to connect the following devices: 1. A USB Floppy Drive 2. A USB all-in-one printer The devices were not recognized (They had a yellow?/!
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In Device Manager.) After quite a while troubleshooting with the manufacturers' drivers, I found that the following 2 Windows files were missing from my C: Windows inf directory: usbprint.inf usbstor.inf I found this by plugging these devices into another computer running Windows XP Home which had these files. As a temporary fix, I copied these files from my XP Home computer to my XP Pro computer and this allowed the devices to be detected in both cases. I just copied usbprint.inf over 2 nights ago (it's still there), but I copied usbstor.inf over a couple months ago and it is now missing again. I ran 'sfc /scannow' as an Administrator, but this did not restore usbstor.inf.
Are these files not part of XP Pro? Serial number for adobe acrobat dc torrent. Do I need to install some special driver pack or something to get them? If anyone could shed any light, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch, - Ryan. Thanks for the reply. The make and model of the printer is a Kodak ESP Office 2150.
I first noticed the issue when I upgraded the printer driver from Kodak's website a few days ago. Note that it may have been missing for some time before this, but I just noticed it then.
Other than this, nothing else happened except for normal updates for Windows and other programs. Method 1 did not work for me - it gave me the following error: 'We're sorry, but your operating system is not supported by Microsoft Fix it at this time.' Again, I'm running XP Pro SP3 For Method 2, is there a way to view the files under a particular restore point without actually executing the restore? The reason I ask is that I don't want to affect any programs that may have been added/updated since the problem occurred. Thanks again, - Ryan. As you've discovered, contrary to popular belief, sfc /scannow does not restore missing files.
And Windows File Protection does not protect most INF files anyway (although it should protect usbstor.sys and usbprint.sys) System files like these don't normally go missing. I strongly suggest that you download, install, update, and run scans with each of the following free tools (which can be uninstalled later, if you wish). Don't run scans simultaneously. With respect to System Restore, there is no way of which I am aware to view which files will be restored. You can, of course, UNDO a restore if you don't like its effects. And good practice suggests not using System Restore to go back more than a week or so, and certainly not to go back prior to the installation or uninstallation of any application. See - LemP Community Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012.