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by parvus1202
by micblckwd
by thechas
First, enter BIOS setup, and verify that your USB port is enabled.
Then, check device manager, (right click on My Computer, and select properties) and verify that the USB port shows up, and does not have a yellow "!" or "?". If either is present, you need to download and install the driver for the USB port.
If I found your system correctly on IBM's site, it is a Pentium III with Windows Me, and integrated graphics.
It looks like it has an Intel 810 series chipset.
If so, follow this link;
http://developer.intel.com/design/software/drivers/platform/inf.htm
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And download the latest INF driver file from Intel.
Read over the release notes, readme file, and manual.
Then, unzip and install the updated drivers.
Next, check Lexmark's web site for any driver updates or FAQs on installing the printer.
Chas
by micblckwd
by bohicam1
If you are using winnt, you are out of luck. Winnt does not support USB. There is a software company out there that does have a USB support program but the name eludes me at the moment. Since it is specialty software it is probably cheaper to upgrade to win2k,
Good luck!
Mike
by thechas
Yes, I need to pay attention to the section that the question is posted in.
Anyhow, NT does NOT have USB support.
Here is a link to a company that provides USB software for Windows NT.
http://store.bsquare.com/catalog/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog&parent_id=127
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The early versions of W95 do not support USB either. For Windows 95, version 2.5 is best for USB support.
Chas
by micblckwd
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