When I boot my computer, Windows wants to re-install my Canon C555 printer. It is already installed and working well. How can I tell Windows to quit bugging me?
-unplug usb cable for printer
-delete the printer from control panel --> printer and faxes
-reboot
-turn printer on
-plug printer usb cable in same or different usb port
windows will detect new device. follow driver installation setup and see what happens from there.
I am using a parallel connection for my printer, but, other than that, I had previously what you suggested several times.
If I install the printer using the files downloaded from Canon it works fine, but everytime I boot, Windows says it has found new hardware and wants to install it. If I install it again by following the windows instructions, it malfuctions (prints only parts of each page). The printer is currently working fine and all I want to do is tell windows that it is not smarter than me and to quit bugging about hardware that is already installed
hmm.
sounds like a stubborn problem.
try going into device manager and remove the LTP port. uninstall all canon drivers. shutdown the computer and remove the parallel cable. reboot and let windows redetect the LTP port. shutdown windows again and plug parallel back in.
makes be wonder if its the port itself that has malfunctioned.
Thanks for the response, guys. Canon helped me with the problem. I had to let windows have its way and install the printer and then run a Canon utility to straighten out the mess it left.
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