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The print driver solution for this product is included with the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system and is already on the computer. No special driver download is necessary for this product.
Please follow the simple instructions below to easily get the product working with Microsoft Windows Vista Operating system.

Installation Instructions

Direct Connection (Parallel & USB connector)

1. Verify that the printer is turned ON.
2. Connect the Universal Serial Bus (USB)/ Parallel (IEEE 1284) cable to the printer and to the computer
3. Click on the Close button when the message "Your devices are ready to use" is displayed in the screen.
4. The printer is now ready to accept the print job.

Wired Network & Bluetooth Connection

NOTE:For Bluetooth connected printer, please ensure that the printer's access mode is set to public mode for detection.

1. Verify that the printer is turned on.
2. Click Start > Control Panel and then select Printers .
3. Click on Add a printer .
4. Click Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer . A list of detected wired network or Bluetooth printers will be displayed.
5. Select the printer you want to install and click Next . Follow the on screen installation instruction to complete the printer driver installation.

Wireless Connection

1. Verify that the printer is turned ON.
2. Ensure the printer's wireless network setting is set to the correct wireless profile matching the local wireless network/computer's wireless card setting.
   If you have previously configured the printer's wireless network setting, matching local wireless/computer's wireless card setting, please proceed to step 3.
   if you have NOT previously configured the printer's wireless network setting to match local wireless network/computer's wireless card setting, please follow the steps below.
   To set wireless network settings in an infrastructure network
   Connect the printer to the computer with the cross cable (included with the printer) or connect the printer to the network with a network cable.
   Press the configuration button once to print a configuration page.
   Open web browser, and type in the IP address that has been assigned to the printer.
   Configure the printer's wireless setting to match local wireless network/computer's wireless card setting.
   Unplug the cross cable/network cable.
   Activate the printer wireless network, activate the computer's wireless network profile.
   Proceed to step 3.
   To set wireless network settings in an ad hoc network
   Do the following to reset the printer's network settings:
   
   1. While pressing the Configuration Page button, press (Resume button) three times.
   2. Wait about 20 seconds, and then press (Power button) to turn off the printer.
   3. Disconnect the power cord from the printer.
   4. Wait about 20 seconds, and then reconnect the power cord.
   5. Press (Power button) to turn on the printer.
   6. Open the configuration utility for the computer's wireless network card, then create a new wireless profile with the following values.
      • Communication mode: ad hoc
      • Network name (SSID): hpsetup
      • Security (encryption): disabled
   7. Activate the wireless profile.
   8. Wait two minutes for the printer to obtain an IP address, then print a wireless configuration page to verify the following for the printer's network settings.
      • Communication mode: ad hoc
      • Network name (SSID): hpsetup
      • The IP address is NOT 0.0.0.0
   9. If one of the above conditions is not true then repeat the preceding steps. Proceed to steps 3 below.
3. Click Start > Control Panel and then select Printers .
4. Click on Add a printer .
5. Click Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer , a list of detected printers will be displayed.
6. Select the printer you want to install and click Next . Follow the on screen installation instruction to complete the print driver installation.

If you want to connect a Bluetooth peripheral device to a computer, you may need to download a new driver to support it.

There are two approaches to this:

If your Bluetooth device came with a driver on a disc, you can install the driver directly from the disc.

Otherwise, simply connect your computer to the Internet and connect your Bluetooth device to your computer, then wait for Windows to install any required drivers automatically.

You may receive this message when you connect your Bluetooth device to your computer: "Windows needs to install driver software for your Bluetooth peripheral device."

Bluetooth peripheral device driver downloads are easy to locate via any search engine.

Open the CD-ROM drive on the computer and insert the driver disc that shipped with the Bluetooth device.

Wait for a moment to see if the software auto-launches, as most modern software discs do.

If the program does not launch automatically, double-click the "My Computer" icon and then double-click the "CD-ROM drive" icon.

If this does not launch the software but instead opens a file folder, look for a .exe file such as "setup.exe" or "run.exe" and double-click that.

You're looking for a Bluetooth peripheral device driver.

Follow the on-screen prompts, once the software launches, to install the Bluetooth peripheral device drivers on the disc. You may be prompted to restart your computer at the end of the process.

Letting Windows Install the Driver

Make sure Windows is up to date, as most Bluetooth drivers are included in Windows Service Pack updates.

To do this, make sure your computer is connected to the Internet, then click the "Start" button in Windows and select "Windows Update" from the program list.

This will launch an Internet Explorer window. Click the "Find Updates" button in the window and wait for Microsoft to search for available updates.

If it recommends any high priority updates, follow the on-screen prompts to install them.

Connect the Bluetooth device to the computer.

There are three ways to do this.

If you have an internal Bluetooth receiver in your computer, just make sure the receiver and your Bluetooth device are turned on and put your device within range of the computer.

If you have a USB Bluetooth receiver, plug it into an available USB port on the computer; then turn on the Bluetooth device and put it within range of the computer.

If you have another type of auxiliary cable, you may also be able to use it to connect your Bluetooth device to the computer without using a Bluetooth connection.

Watch the system tray in the bottom right corner of Windows.

You should see a notification that Windows has detected a Bluetooth device, followed by another notification that the device has been installed properly.

The installation it is referring to is that of the driver. If this does not work as expected, proceed to the next step.

Click the "Start" button in Windows, then click "Control Panel." Launch "Device Manager."

Expand the "Bluetooth Devices" entry in the Device Manager by clicking the plus sign next to it.

Find your Bluetooth device listed under this heading, right-click it and select "Update driver" from the list of options.

Wait as Windows automatically finds and configures any missing Bluetooth peripheral device driver downloads.

Hope this helps

vista
On the Windows desktop, mouse over the sidebar and right-click on the search gadget you want to remove.

Click on "Close Gadget." The search function is now gone from the sidebar; however, the search gadget is still installed on your computer for future use if you ever decide to re-add the item to your sidebar.
To completely remove the sidebar search gadget from your entire computer, follow the next steps.
Right-click on the Windows sidebar.
Click on "Add Gadgets" to open a window containing all sidebar gadgets installed on your PC, including the search gadget.

Right-click on the sidebar search gadget you want to remove, and click to select "Uninstall."
Click "Uninstall" again when a Windows notification pops up, asking you to confirm the uninstall process.
After you click, the program will automatically be removed from your PC and it will no longer appear on the listing of available sidebar gadgets for Vista

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Click "Start."

Click "Control Panel."

Double-click "Windows Sidebar."

Remove the check from the box next to "Start Sidebar when Windows Starts."

Click "Save." Now, the next time you load your computer Windows Sidebar will not start.

hope this helps

open the control panel, and then, in the search field, in the upper right-hand corner, type in bluetooth and hit enter. This will find the bluetooth applet, which you can then open and configure your bluetooth.

Hi,
Please try these steps.
1) Open RUN from START menu (Windows+R), type devmgmt.msc. This will open the device manager window. There you can able to find out the bluetooth devices. Expand that and down you can able to view the expanded name. Right Click on that and select Properties. Go to Driver Tab and Click on Roll Back Driver. If this doesn't work go to the next step.

2) Open the below site (click on Bluetooth) and download the bluetooth driver. Remove the bluetooth from add remove programs (type APPWIZ.CPL in RUN). Install the new driver and configure it. Reboot your PC and check.
Bluetooth .

Please let me know for further assistance.
Thanks for using FixYa.

If you see the pop up "Please wait while windows configures..." when you open an application, it means that an important module of the program is damaged or missing. First determine the application that this is happening with, and then completely uninstall/reinstall the program. If it continues to happen, you will need to have a professional look at the installation.


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To open Sidebar

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Open Windows Sidebar by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Windows Sidebar.
To keep Sidebar visible at all times, you must set it so that other windows won't cover it. The Sidebar width is a fixed size.

To keep windows from covering Sidebar

Because of the space Sidebar requires, this option works best if you're using a large or wide-screen monitor or multiple monitors.
1.
Open Windows Sidebar properties by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Appearance and Personalization, and then clicking Windows Sidebar Properties.
2.
Select the Sidebar is always on top of other windows check box.
3.
Click OK.

Open Start menu, right-click on Computer and click Properties. This will open System dialog box that will show basic information about your computer. On the left sidebar, underSee also heading, you will find Windows Update. Clicking it will bring you to the Windows Update dialog box, now on the left sidebar click on Change Settings.
It will be set to "Install Updates Automatically" (Recommended)
Set it to "Never check for Updates" (Not Recommended)
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