We're investigating any possible issues we might have if we moved to 64bit and obviously this printer could be a problem. Cheers for any info, Sam. Message 2 of 9. Consider retiring that old work horse before you spend any money on new PCs.
Message 3 of 9. I dont have that printer, but i do have an HP printer and we installed 64bit vista drivers on windows 7 and it worked for us. Message 4 of 9. We don't have it. BUT we have a ca which isn't supported either. We tried many options and came out using the drivers for the What we did have to do was adjust the margins a bit since the has slightly different alignment locations.
Funny thing is that the Windows driver test page doesn't work but autocad does, as does printing from pdf's. Last choice is to use the built in HDI drivers in acad. They work fine but don't support wipeouts, so setting dimension fill to background or setting multitext to have background fills won't work.
Message 5 of 9. Cheers for the reply guys. Yeah, know it's an old beast but those that sign the cheques still see it as a working printer which does the job - harder to explain why moving to 64bit will fix our memory limitations with Inventor but as a downside require a new large-format printer especially as it isn't used frequently.
After some digging about it looks like there might be some work-around as long as you have a XP64 cd - apparently you can add a printer in Vista or Win7 and use the old HP driver off the XP64 disc.
Anyone tried this? Specifies another INF-writer-determined, unique file name, with the. If any decorated CatalogFile. For more information about how to use the system-defined. Note Because the same. However, you must use this entry if you want to create platform-specific. Starting with Windows , this entry is required. Otherwise, if the directive is not included in an INF file or the value of the directive is set to zero, an application that has administrator privileges can directly modify these files.
Driver files that are protected in this manner are referred to as third-party protected driver files. To ensure the integrity of a PnP driver installation, applications should not directly modify driver files that are copied by the driver package INF file. Applications should only use the device installation mechanisms provided by Windows to update PnP drivers. Starting with Windows Vista, a driver package should set PnpLockDown to 1 to prevent an application from directly modifying driver files.
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Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. NET 4 isn't complaining about it. Going to make a install a full version of Windows XP Pro and try and figure out what it is looking for I guess.
So it sounds like it is pretty much impossible to future proof an image? Especially if I don't know what hardware is going to be connected in the future. The system that I am creating this image for is for a computer that is going to be in a vehicle, so the image I have works great for the hardware that is connected now, but sometime in the future we might want to hook up a WiFi device or possibly a Bluetooth device.
So I wanted to make the image so that we could just install the drivers for the hardware, but that doesn't seem to be working. Or if we wanted to hook up a new hardware device, I would have to install the hardware on a full version of XP Pro, run TAP, probably create the component, add that component to the image that I have saved that was released to the vehicle, and run the comparing tool to compare the 2 images, and create the update to be installed on the image.
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