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How Do You Troubleshoot XP & Printers?

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How Do You Troubleshoot XP & Printers?

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Whether you use a local USB printer or a remote network printer, the device should be compatible with the Windows XP operating system. On occasion issues between your PC computer and your printer can arise. The most common error is that you send a file to a printer but the device does not respond. When you experience problems printing from Windows XP, you can try to troubleshoot and fix the problem. Restart your PC and printer. Many times, rebooting your devices can resolve basic connection issues and restore normal printing. Check if your printer is turned on and properly connected. If your printer is off, Windows XP will not be able to communicate with it. Also, make sure the printer’s USB or ethernet cable is firmly plugged in. Try swapping out cables in case the problem is due to a faulty cord. Open the “Start” menu and clicking on “Printers and Faxes” to check the printer’s status in Windows XP. A window with a list of installed printers will appear. Underneath each printer icon w

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