Problem with Epson EPL5700 on Vista SP1

Hello, I have a problem with my laser printer, Epson EPL5700. EPL5700 is
a monochrome laser printer, with a LPT1 port. Linked to a computer, who
running with XP Familly edition, she work fine, and XP recognizes it
automatiquely.

But when I have linked my printer on my other computer who running on
Windows Vista SP1 32bit, I can install the printer, I select the port
who is LPT1, after, I choose the "EPL 5700" on the drivers list, and I
finish the configuration. I try to print a test page and the status of
the printer change : before print of test page, it was "Ready"... and
after, It change to "Error" and the page isn't printed... That the same
thing when I try to print another document.
Can you help me? Thanks!


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mbh017

Check the computer BIOS configuration for the parallel port. AT, ECP, EPP.
The printer may not work with the current BIOS config on the Vista machine.



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Alan Morris
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"mbh017" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hello, I have a problem with my laser printer, Epson EPL5700. EPL5700 is
> a monochrome laser printer, with a LPT1 port. Linked to a computer, who
> running with XP Familly edition, she work fine, and XP recognizes it
> automatiquely.
>
> But when I have linked my printer on my other computer who running on
> Windows Vista SP1 32bit, I can install the printer, I select the port
> who is LPT1, after, I choose the "EPL 5700" on the drivers list, and I
> finish the configuration. I try to print a test page and the status of
> the printer change : before print of test page, it was "Ready"... and
> after, It change to "Error" and the page isn't printed... That the same
> thing when I try to print another document.
> Can you help me? Thanks!
>
>
> --
> mbh017

"mbh017" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
news:61303a6fc52b67ba018e87646365e909@nntp-gateway.com...
>
> Hello, I have a problem with my laser printer, Epson EPL5700. EPL5700 is
> a monochrome laser printer, with a LPT1 port. Linked to a computer, who
> running with XP Familly edition, she work fine, and XP recognizes it
> automatiquely.
>
> But when I have linked my printer on my other computer who running on
> Windows Vista SP1 32bit, I can install the printer, I select the port
> who is LPT1, after, I choose the "EPL 5700" on the drivers list, and I
> finish the configuration. I try to print a test page and the status of
> the printer change : before print of test page, it was "Ready"... and
> after, It change to "Error" and the page isn't printed... That the same
> thing when I try to print another document.
> Can you help me? Thanks!
>
>
> --
> mbh017

Are you physically connecting the printer with a parallel printer cable to
the Vista machine or connecting through a network with the printer attached
to the XP machine? I am not totally clear on your question.

Hello, thank you all, LVTravel and Alan Morris : the problem was that
the parallel port was set to "disactivated" in the bios. Now, my printer
works perfectly.
Thank you Alan Morris : I had not thought it could be a bios
problem...

[image: http://www.pcinpact.com/images/smiles/yaisse.gif]


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mbh017

you are welcome. They next thing I would have had you check is if the
little cable from the system board was connected to the case hardware. I
hit that issue once and had to crack the case and connect the cable.


--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
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http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

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"mbh017" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hello, thank you all, LVTravel and Alan Morris : the problem was that
> the parallel port was set to "disactivated" in the bios. Now, my printer
> works perfectly.
> Thank you Alan Morris : I had not thought it could be a bios
> problem...
>
> [image: http://www.pcinpact.com/images/smiles/yaisse.gif]
>
>
> --
> mbh017

Yes, everything is connected correctly. Now I haven't problems with my
printer. Thank you


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mbh017

"mbh017" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Yes, everything is connected correctly. Now I haven't problems with my
> printer. Thank you
>
>
> --
> mbh017

Glad it's working OK.