Mike M
July 18th 04, 04:01 PM
Tony,
No second thoughts here since I still consider the problem is with your
printer drivers not the operating system, HPFWIN11.DLL being a file from HP
rather than Microsoft.
Since seemingly this problem hasn't always been happening what changes did you
make to your system just prior to this problem starting? What happens if you
reverse those changes or use system restore to roll back your system to before
this problem started? Provided, of course, that that was not more than a few
days ago.
Failing all else and since your problem is with your printer I am
cross-posting this reply to the microsoft.public.windowsme.printing newsgroup
since Cari of one of the other printing MVPs might have some ideas. It would
also possibly help if you were to post full details of the printer involved,
how it is connected to your PC (USB, parallel, network or whatever) and also
the version of the HP printer drivers you are using.
Regards,
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP
Tony > wrote:
> Thanks Mike for your reply, but still no luck. The system
> still crashes even if I don't print. Just Hi-liting words
> to change them to Bold letters will make my PC crash.
> Any other help would be apreciated. Regards Tony
No second thoughts here since I still consider the problem is with your
printer drivers not the operating system, HPFWIN11.DLL being a file from HP
rather than Microsoft.
Since seemingly this problem hasn't always been happening what changes did you
make to your system just prior to this problem starting? What happens if you
reverse those changes or use system restore to roll back your system to before
this problem started? Provided, of course, that that was not more than a few
days ago.
Failing all else and since your problem is with your printer I am
cross-posting this reply to the microsoft.public.windowsme.printing newsgroup
since Cari of one of the other printing MVPs might have some ideas. It would
also possibly help if you were to post full details of the printer involved,
how it is connected to your PC (USB, parallel, network or whatever) and also
the version of the HP printer drivers you are using.
Regards,
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP
Tony > wrote:
> Thanks Mike for your reply, but still no luck. The system
> still crashes even if I don't print. Just Hi-liting words
> to change them to Bold letters will make my PC crash.
> Any other help would be apreciated. Regards Tony