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how do i install this printer to my new computer?

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Minuteman1611

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I recently built myself a new computer, but I regretfully left out dealing with my printer. It's a Compaq 1400P. Currently it is uninstalled bc I can't just automatically plug it in and have it work, of course. I'm away at college so I don't have any of the stuff that came with the printer. My question is, does/did this printer come with an installation cd? It's been so long since I got it onto my old computer that I don't even remember. And secondly, does anyone know how I can get an installationg cd off the internet? Or any other suggestions?
 
Hello,
Maybe this link will help you. Compaq Link

I have an older compaq printer that doesnt work on XP due to no drivers for it.

SORRY ABOUT MULTIPLE POSTS, I KEPT GETTING A "FORUM ERROR" AND DIDNT THINK POST/REPLY WENT THROUGH
 
Originally posted by: qquizz
Hello,


I have an older compaq printer that doesnt work on XP due to no drivers for it.
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BLAAAARRRG!!!

Try looking at drivershq.com and see what you can find. You might want to try installing Win98 drivers or Win2000 drivers to see what happens - then again, investing in a new printer might not be a bad idea considering Compaq sucks at everything they do (except the Pocket PC platform stuff, but even then, they are overrated).
 
Try looking at drivershq.com and see what you can find. You might want to try installing Win98 drivers or Win2000 drivers to see what happens - then again, investing in a new printer might not be a bad idea considering Compaq sucks at everything they do (except the Pocket PC platform stuff, but even then, they are overrated).
 
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