Ok, i'm getting really annoyed now! I've been trying for days now to get my HP PSC 750 printer to work in Win XP virtual machine. Everytime I try to print I get a "Document failed to print" message come up. Now, Win XP has detected & recognised my printer when I plug it in after starting the VM. Sometimes Windows even crashes & I get a blue screen with a whole lot of gobbledegook & it gets stuck in a cycle of restarting & crashing & starting again.
I've tried all 3 methods in the manual & reading through numerous threads in this forum, but all to no avail! And yes, "USB Autoconnect" is turned on in the VM Config Editor. Even Bonjour for Windows hasn't worked with the printer selected as "Generic/Postscript" as some have suggested in other threads.
The other thing I just tried plugging in is my Seagate FreeAgent external hard drive. Do you think I can see it under the "My Computer" list in Windows Explorer? No! Cant see/find it anywhere.
This is just so frustrating. I hate to think how much of my productive work time I've wasted trying to get Win XP up & running so that I can throw away my PC & start working totally on the iMac. Sorry about the whinge, but I think I'm not the only one!
Any help would be much appreciated - especially anyone from the Parallels Team!
I've tried all 3 methods in the manual & reading through numerous threads in this forum, but all to no avail! And yes, "USB Autoconnect" is turned on in the VM Config Editor. Even Bonjour for Windows hasn't worked with the printer selected as "Generic/Postscript" as some have suggested in other threads.
The other thing I just tried plugging in is my Seagate FreeAgent external hard drive. Do you think I can see it under the "My Computer" list in Windows Explorer? No! Cant see/find it anywhere.
This is just so frustrating. I hate to think how much of my productive work time I've wasted trying to get Win XP up & running so that I can throw away my PC & start working totally on the iMac. Sorry about the whinge, but I think I'm not the only one!
Any help would be much appreciated - especially anyone from the Parallels Team!