C Clalron Member May 23, 2006 #1 I am wondering if anyone has had any luck getting a Canon IP4000 printer to be recognized as a Plug & Play printer in Windows XP Pro SP2? I am running RC-1 and I am not having any luck. If I can't print I can't use Parallels -me
I am wondering if anyone has had any luck getting a Canon IP4000 printer to be recognized as a Plug & Play printer in Windows XP Pro SP2? I am running RC-1 and I am not having any luck. If I can't print I can't use Parallels -me
M mikechadwick Member May 23, 2006 #2 i've got the same problem with a Brother laser printer - can't get the drivers to load properly. I'm afraid it's the ongoing USB problem mike
i've got the same problem with a Brother laser printer - can't get the drivers to load properly. I'm afraid it's the ongoing USB problem mike
P Parallels User May 24, 2006 #3 RC2 NEEDS better USB Support! Hi USB Support seems to have a lot of engineering potential ;-) I tried to install my HP Laserjet 3330 Model through USB and can't get it to work (see this thread: http://forum.parallels.com/thread1983.html ) To me, judging from the messages in the forum, it's the VM that needs improvement. It's not an OS (I'm using Windows 2000) issue, IMHO. Parallels, go for it! take care Sleiron
RC2 NEEDS better USB Support! Hi USB Support seems to have a lot of engineering potential ;-) I tried to install my HP Laserjet 3330 Model through USB and can't get it to work (see this thread: http://forum.parallels.com/thread1983.html ) To me, judging from the messages in the forum, it's the VM that needs improvement. It's not an OS (I'm using Windows 2000) issue, IMHO. Parallels, go for it! take care Sleiron
