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| Windows XP and Epson 1270 I checked the Epson site and found a 1270 printer driver for XP downloaded the driver and ran the setup, associated with the new driver. Still had the same problem, it appeared XP was tring to use the generic setup even with the other one installed. Today I left the printer hooked up to the computer, uninstalled both sets of drivers for the Epson 1270, then reinstalled the new XP drivers only. Now works like it should, have full control on how I want to print. If anyone is going to use a Epson 1270 with XP, get the drivers from Epson site first, also the status monitor updated driver, do not let it install using the drivers that come with XP, you lose a lot of control and it will not print as you expect. |
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| George, I have the 870, and I already downloaded the new drivers even though I don't yet have the new computer. Do you think it's wise to install the driver before installing the hardware, or would that make a difference? I appreciate your post. It could save me a headache that I'm not prepared for. Ed |
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| That's what we did also. I think it even recommended that at the Epson support download page for XP because I remember reading something along those lines. Good advice George. DJ |
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| ED To get it working correctly, I turned the printer off, loaded the XP software, ran setup, it asked me to plug in computer and turn it on, I had it plugged in just turned power on to printer and it connected driver to printer and setup the USB port. |
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| Thanks George. I'll try it that way first thing. Ed |
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