On Wed, 30 Dec 2020, Edward wrote:
> On 12/30/20 5:46 PM, BorgLabs - Kate Draven wrote:
>> Ok as a Big Daddy (PCLOS) user. I have some suggestions.
>>
>> I don't use the pclos package for FF or TB. I download from Mozilla directly
>> and use those. Then go to preferences and manually check the default settings
>> for both.
>>
>> I use a lot of HP printers. Great printers but they have their eccentricities.
>> Try leaving the printers on during install. Or starting the HP tools getting
>> to the printer detection dialog, then turn the printer on, off and on again.
>> Make sure the USB is a good one.
>>
>> You can also use system-config-printer, which, IMO, is the best printer setup
>> tool. The only time is doesn't always seem to work is when it's a HP network
>> printer.
>>
>> I hope the above offers you something. However, wait for input from the rest
>> of the collective.
>>
>> Be patient.
>>
>> Kate
>
> I deleted all of the printer-related entries (which included the fax
> option, which I never used) and re-installed the printer using hp-setup
> and un-checked the fax option. When installing Linux, I always leave the
> printer on, so a live DVD can see it. I previously moved the printer
> from the USB port it was connected to, to the other free port, but that
> didn't solve the earlier issue of Trinity/Ubuntu/Lubuntu not finding it.
Create a new user and see if the problem arises there, too.
Jonesy
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