mycal62 wrote:
Then use the KDE Control Center > System > Printer or printerdrake to remove your printer (software).thanks for the reply, but your suggestions failed. :-(
Then install it again as a new printer with the appropriate driver.
If you are using cups, you can also try as root:
service cups stop
then:
service cups start
My HP printer has both parallel and USB interfaces, so you can try using the other interface and install it as a new printer (all diffferent software).
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