A friend has an older HP All-in-one (PSC 2410) physically connected to an
older HP workstation by serial port. Machine runs XP Home.
I shared the printer, and attempted to connect to it on a new HP laptop,
also running XP Home. The laptop can find the printer, and when we try to
install the
The laptop can find the printer, and when we try to
install the drivers, the install package scans the laptop and comes up with
Cannot install because your processor is not powerful enough to support
this printer. 1.2 Ghz is below the minimum of 500 Mhz.
Looks like the installer can't count
I assume you mean it's hooked up via USB, not serial. I wouldn't
imagine you actually need any special drivers for it; not just for
printing anyway. You can't just send a test page from notepad to it
without WinXP demanding drivers?
2009/3/2 Ellen Rains Harris el...@goodshiptabasco.com:
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If you can temporarily set the processor speed to something lower than 1 GHz in
order to install the driver, do so, and then set the processor speed back up.
The software was probably written when 500 MHz was top-of-the-line.
Fred Hlmes
At 05:18 PM 3/2/2009, Ellen Rains Harris wrote:
A friend
