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by sgt_shultz
by sgt_shultz
by brooche
Sounds frustrating...
Suggest you uninstall all printer software/drivers.
Then restart of course.
Next go to START...then RUN.... then type in window 'regedit' then click OK.
This will take you to the registry.
You can do a scanreg/restore to a known date prior to your problems though this is through DOS.
PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE A COPY OF YOUR CURRENT REGISTRY BEFORE YOU MAKE CHANGES JUST IN CASE.
Then go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder... look down for SOFTWARE folder...click on that and look for CANON folder...if the printer is the only CANON peripheral you operate then you can delete this entire folder.
The reason for going into the registry even after you've deleted the application is usually the software leaves entries and this may be causing the system to reload previous configuration which didn't work.
If you have Nortons Utilities or SYSTEM WORKS run this and see if it recognises the conflicts and repairs them for you.
Happy Clicking
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