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Installing the Printer Driver
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Windows 2000
Installing the Printer
Driver
Before Installation
About version upgrades
If you are upgrading a printer driver, remove the
previous printer driver before beginning the installation.
For details on the procedure to remove the printer driver,
refer to the section “Uninstalling the Printer Driver” in
this guide.
If the installation fails or is cancelled, restart your
computer before attempting the installation again.
Note
Be sure to restart your computer after installing or
uninstalling the printer driver. Unless you reboot,
unstable operation may result.
USB 2.0 connection
The UP-CX1 series is compatible with USB 2.0.
However, if your computer or USB hub is not USB 2.0-
compliant, the following message appears when you
connect the UP-CX1 series printer. Click to close
the message.
About Driver Signing Options
The present printer driver has not passed Windows Logo
testing, therefore when you install the driver an error
message may appear, preventing you from installing the
driver.
In the [Driver Signing Options] dialog box, select
[Ignore] or [Warn] in the [What action do you want
Windows to take?] group box. If you select [Block], you
cannot install the printer driver.
Open the [Driver Signing Options] dialog box as
follows:
1 On the [Start] menu, click [Control Panel].
(Under Windows 2000, click [Start], select
[Settings], and click [Control Panel].)
2 Double-click [System].
The [System Properties] dialog box opens.
3 Click the [Hardware] tab.
4 Click the [Driver Signing] button.
All the explanations in this guide assume that the setting
in this dialog box is [Warn].
Connecting multiple printers
When several UP-CX1 series printers are connected to a
computer running Windows XP, install the printer driver
for each printer according to the explanation in “Printer
Driver Installation Under Windows XP”.
When using Windows 2000, you can simply connect the
second and subsequent printers, and installation will be
carried out automatically.
Note
For installation of subsequent printers, install each
printer separately.