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by **}P{** » Mon, 11 Mar 2002 18:53:00

Quote:> I have a HP Officejet V40xi and it's connected to my
> Toshiba Satellite 1800 S254 laptop via a USB cable. When I
> print, it prints some pages fine then all of a sudden only
> half of my pages print on another print job. Can anyone
> help with this issue?????

Hi Gary,
I had the same problem with my officejet v40, so you have to use this
setting:
1: click start, and right-click my computer
2: click Properties, and select the hardware tab
3: click the devicer manager
4: double click the universal serial bus controllers branch to expand
5: rick click usb root hub and view properties
6: click power manegemant
7: de-select the allow the computer to turn off this device to save power
checkbox. This setting can cause communications issues.
8: click OK and close it

When you're printer is already installed you're finished. For me it works!

Otherwise you have to plug-in the USB cable to the PC and HP all in one
product, turn the HP on and start your computer. Attention you're PC must be
off when you put the cable in the port!
When XP starts it will recognize your printer and will install the drivers

good luck,

Quote:}P{

by **Rand** » Sat, 27 Apr 2002 19:58:48

This did NOT work for me. What a piece of *this device is!

> > I have a HP Officejet V40xi and it's connected to my
> > Toshiba Satellite 1800 S254 laptop via a USB cable. When I
> > print, it prints some pages fine then all of a sudden only
> > half of my pages print on another print job. Can anyone
> > help with this issue?????

> Hi Gary,
> I had the same problem with my officejet v40, so you have to use this
> setting:
> 1: click start, and right-click my computer
> 2: click Properties, and select the hardware tab
> 3: click the devicer manager
> 4: double click the universal serial bus controllers branch to expand
> 5: rick click usb root hub and view properties
> 6: click power manegemant
> 7: de-select the allow the computer to turn off this device to save power
> checkbox. This setting can cause communications issues.
> 8: click OK and close it

> When you're printer is already installed you're finished. For me it works!

> Otherwise you have to plug-in the USB cable to the PC and HP all in one
> product, turn the HP on and start your computer. Attention you're PC must
be
> off when you put the cable in the port!
> When XP starts it will recognize your printer and will install the drivers

> good luck,
> }P{