When printing small window pops up and says printing
please wait. when it sits for 20 min somthing has got to
be wrong. I check the the status of the printer and it
will not open. When I click on start and go to printers

outlook 2000  win.98 not printing everything else is
printing though

I am trying to install a driver for this printer, but it
is not listed on the Windows 98 CD index for printer
drivers. The list jumps from BJC-4200 to BJC-5100. I
cannot plot my CAD drawings as a result. I have downloaded

Bought a HP 7150 printer to print color picutres. Scanned
photos got stuuf off the NET printer worked great.  Bought
a HP digital Camera.  Great pictures no problem printing
them.  After months of using the printer I go to reprint

Each time that I re-boot, the LPT1 Port conflicts and I
cannot print.  The hardware trouble-shooter says there is
a resource conflict, error code 15.  I must then remove
the LPT1 port and re-install the device driver.  Next I

I cannot display the printer when I try to add it to a Win
98 or ME workstation. When I browse for the device I cannot
find it , nor can I select a standard TCP/IP port to add
(configure) so I can identify the IP address for the print

Still haven't heard of a solution for the inability to
print using my  HP722c printer while on the internet,
cable modem.  Error message follows: Line:639, Char.1,
Error: invalid argument, code:0, URL:

When trying to print to a networked HP printer I get the
error message Pure Virtual Function Called. HPBF0420.drv
is at the top of the window. Any suggestions on what this
is, what causes it and how to keep it from happenning?

Windows 98
Epson Stylus CX5200
Upon completion of install when checking printer
properties,  the following message occurs:

We installed an Epson Stylus CX5200 last week and
everything went fine. We are operating on a Windows 98 SE
sytem.
Three days later when we moved our computer we were unable

Every time after a document is printed, a "hpfvls09"
window pops up?
What is going on with my print program?
nancy

I have a HP DeskJet 932C. It has ran perfectly for three
years; now all of the sudden when I try to print I get
this message:
"There was an error writing to LPT1: for the printer HP

I HAVE HAVING QUITE A FEW PROBLEMS PRINTING.  AFTER
LOOKING AT THE INFO. THAT CAME WITH THE PRINTER AND USING
THE TROUBLESHOOTER, I STILL CAN'T PRINT.
I HAVE A hp deskjet 845c PRINTER.  I DON'T KNOW WHAT PORT

Two users in our office network report that their printers
disappear randomly after printing to different network
printers and do not reappear until they restart their
computers.  I've looked this up on TechNet and there is no

I have succesfully installed the software for the Hp all-
in-one 1210 machine, but when I try to open the HP
director, which is the piece that manages the rest of the
software, I get a message of a Runtime error: M