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by msillers
This works for Windows 9x and NT...
Click on start. Go to Settings. Froim the menu that appears, click on printers.
In the window that appears, you will see the printers you have installed. Right click the one you want to remove then select deletefrom the menu. Windows will take care of the rest.
by gatcha
by donq
I assume (because you didn't say) The new printer's driver is NOT part of your operating system CD, and you did load the new driver when you connected the printer???
If not, that is your problem BUT if you did and you keep getting prompted to select a printer it is because none are set as a Default printer. You can also set the default printer by right clicking its logo and checking "Set as Default".
by gatcha
Thank you and your way do solve my problem!
Thank you very much.
by gatcha
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