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IHP AIO Imaging won't install

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JimH - 25 Feb 2008 18:27 GMT
I have been in a long process with HP to resolve a HP Photosmart C6250
printer in Vista Business. After a month of email support from HP I was told
they had exhausted their resources and to call for telephone support. After
several hours over two or three days, the tech (island of Cebu, Philipine
Islands) identified a failure.In the software installation process, regsvr32
calls for a vbscript.dll. An Error Message results: "The module
"vbscript.dll" was loaded but the call to DllRegisterServer failed with error
code 0x80004005". His solution was to reformat and re-install Vista, etc.
This seems somewhat similar to other printer istallation problems I noticed
in searching previous forum entries. Hoping for help, JMorgNU
Kevin - 25 Feb 2008 21:32 GMT
>I have been in a long process with HP to resolve a HP Photosmart C6250
> printer in Vista Business. After a month of email support from HP I was
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> noticed
> in searching previous forum entries. Hoping for help, JMorgNU

Have you checked out the Vista drivers for your 6250 found on this page?
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?os=2093&lc=en&cc=us&product=3308
554&dlc=en&lang=en


Do not reformat your computer to fix an issue like a printer driver.  This
is always a cop-out for stymied tech support people.
JimH - 26 Feb 2008 02:50 GMT
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JMorgNU

> >I have been in a long process with HP to resolve a HP Photosmart C6250
> > printer in Vista Business. After a month of email support from HP I was
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> Do not reformat your computer to fix an issue like a printer driver.  This
> is always a cop-out for stymied tech support people.
JimH - 26 Feb 2008 03:02 GMT
I did download a installation software update identified by HP Tech Support
with no different results. I'll check the driver update. Thanks. I am able to
install the printer using the "Add Printer" feature. The Imaging software
won't install via USB or as Network printer, my intention  was  a Network
Printer.I do not intend to go through the re-install mess. I was hoping
someone might have another idea.
JMorgNU

> >I have been in a long process with HP to resolve a HP Photosmart C6250
> > printer in Vista Business. After a month of email support from HP I was
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> Do not reformat your computer to fix an issue like a printer driver.  This
> is always a cop-out for stymied tech support people.
huwyngr - 26 Feb 2008 23:36 GMT

> I am able to 
> install the printer using the "Add Printer" feature. The Imaging software 
> won't install via USB or as Network printer,

What order did you do this in? For USB you need to install the software
before connecting the USB cable to the PC.

I'd clean everything up by disconnecting the USB cable, deleting the AIO
icons in Printer and Fax & Scan (?), Uninstalling any related HP software
listed in Remove Programs, and then reboot.

Download the Full software package:

»   HP Photosmart Full Feature Software and Drivers  

   01-2008    9.0.0    -    190.57M
   
   PS_AIO_02_Network_ENU.exe

and not the one for IT professionals since I think that does not include
networking.

Download the critical update while you are there:

»   Critical update to prevent unexpected printer uninstall  

   12-2007    1.0.0.0    -    1.52M    
                     
and you might as well get the Diagnostic Utility although I've never used
it.

I'd start the installation of the Imaging Software by right mouse clicking
on the individual file ..... .exe and selecting Run as Administrator. If
that does not start the installation then right mouse click again and select
Properties / Compatibility and check the [  ] Run as Administrator box there
and OK your way out then if it does not start up the installation, double
click on the exe file.

Do not connect the AIO USB cable to the PC until the installation procedure
tells you to or until after you reach [Finish].

Hope that helps.

Get it working on USB first and then worry about networking later.
 
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