I have a Panasonic KX-FMC230 Fax/Scanner. It’s a couple of years old and Panasonic no longer supports it. When I upgraded from WinMe to WinXP, the Panasonic printer drivers no longer worked. I searched the net and found some drivers for this device with software called Pana Link. I installed them and they worked fine for awhile. At some point they stopped working, and I don’t remember why. A couple of days ago I decided to re-install the Pana Link software (this is an auxillary printer; my mainprinter is an Epson Stylus Scan 2000 on a USB connection). Everything seemed to install correctly, but when I tried to print on the Panasonic I got the error message that this document has failed to print. I went into the Device Manager and clicked on Ports, and then double clicked on COM1, which is the port I had assigned this printer to (the Panasonic is connected to the computer with a serial cable). I clicked the Driver tab and then Update Driver. I then selected Install From a List or Specific Location. Then I selected Don’t Search. I will choose the driver to install. There were two choices under Model. Both of them were labeled Communications Port. I selected the lower of the two and clicked OK. Now when I tried to print on the Panasonic, everything went fine. The problem is, I have to go through this every time after I turn the computer off and then on again (every day). Apparently, WinXP defaults to the driver that doesn’t work. Is there a way to avoid this?