Program load mode

You may need to roll back system with System Restore. Under Safe Mode (press F8 during boot and choose Safe Mode). Win 7 - Start > Search type System Restore. XP - Is Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Restore. Now choose a date prior to problem. You may have to try a few dates. Uninstall last program(s) that was installed, again in safe mode.
Try disabling startup programs. Go to Start > Run (search in Win 7) and type MSConfig. In Startup tab, uncheck anything that you don't want Windows to load automatically. It will make Windows boot faster and use less resources while running. This just disables them in startup. Programs will still load, but when only you initiate.

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Go to start, choose control panel, choose add/remove programs, right click mouse and choose remove.

Another is try to run your computer on SAFE MODE and then uninstall the printer driver by pressing F8 key when start up boot and then choose run on safe mode. Once system is load, go to control panel and choose add/remove programs and then uninstall the printer driver.

It appears that your display works fine until Windows XP loads. Try tapping the key when powering on the laptop. Select boot in safe mode and see if the laptop works.Here's a description of safe mode by Microsoft.

Safe mode is a troubleshooting option for Windows that starts your computer in a limited state. Only the basic files and drivers necessary to run Windows are started. The words "Safe Mode" appear in the corners of the display to identify which Windows mode you are using. If an existing problem does not reappear when you start in safe mode, you can eliminate the default settings and basic device drivers as possible causes.

If you don't know the cause of the problem, you can use the process of elimination to help you find the problem. Try starting all of the programs you commonly use, including the programs in your Startup folder, one by one, to see if a program might be the cause of the problem.

If your display works in safe mode then you have a video driver issue or virus or software issue.

You didn't mention which document type or from which program you are trying to print but the commands for the printer are normally embedded invisibly in the document and sent to the printer to accomplish font changes, punctuation, etc.
We might have a better answer and a suggestion if you comment back to this thread with the name/version of the program that produced the document.

answer 1 Function and operation
1 - This timer has 3 working modes
a - Auto Mode(AU)
b - Auto and Temperature Control Mode (AC)
c - Manual Mode (LL)

Press "MODE" button and the LED display will cycle through these three modes.

2 - There is an output indicator light which turns Green (On all modes) and red (Off - manual mode)

3 - There is a bettery backup that can retain programs for about 1 week after power outage.

Operation
1 - On first use . Connect the unit to 125V AC power source. The LED display blinks 'C'. The unit at this moment is in initial state, where time and program need to be set.
2 - Press the "TIME" button, the LED display will now show "12.00", now the unit is entering time setting mode
a - The time interval for this product is 15 minutes
b - Press "TIME" button again. LED dislays 12:15 with each press of the time button the time increases by 15 minutes. If you press and hold the time button for 2 seconds the LED will increase rapidly.
c - After setting the time, press the enter button and the LED will display current time setting.
d - To change the clock press the "Enter" and the "TIME" buttons simultanously to enter the editing mode. Press the "TIME" button to adjust the time. Press the enter button to confirm

3 - To program press "mode" button once and the LED will display "AU" which stands for Auto Mode, press the "MODE" button once again and the LED will display "AC" which is the Auto and Temperature Control Mode. Press the "MODE" button once more and the LED will display "LL" which is Manual Mode. Press enter to confirm the selected mode. Press "MODE" button to role over these three options.

a - Auto Mode
Press "MODE" button and the unit will enter Auto Mode, LED displays "AU"
- Press "ENTER" button to confirm. LED displays "P". Press "TIME" button to set program ON time.
- After the program ON time is set press "ENTER" button to enter program ending time. LED will display "E". Press the "TIME" button to set the ending time.
- Press "ENTER" button to return to normal time display mode.
- The program indicator will be turned on after the ON time and ending time have been programmed
- Press the "TIME" button to review the program ON time setting and program ending time setting. The LED displays "P" and "E" respectively. After that the LED displays the current time.
- In case you want to modify the setting repeat step "a".
*** Note: When entering your program if no action takes place within 15 seconds it will go back to the time screen.

b - Auto and Temperature Control Mode
Press the "MODE" button and the LED will display "AU". Press the "MODE" button again and the LED will display "AC". press the "ENTER" button to confirm.
- The timer activates the load only when the folloewing two conditions are met:
1 The temperature is below -10
2 The program on time p is reached
For instructionsn on how to set the program ON time and the program ending time please refer to the Auto Mode fucntion
- The program indicator will be turned on after the ON time and the ending time have been programmed.
- When the program ending time is not yet reached, the load will be deactivated if the temperature rises above -7 and will be activated again if the temperature drops below -10. Once the prgram ending time is reached the load will be deactivated regardless of the temperature.

C - Manual Mode
Press the "MODE" button to select Manual Mode. When the LED displays "LL" press the "ENTER" to confim. The LED returns to show the current time. Press the "TIME" button to activate the timer the LEd will display ON. Press the "TIME" button again the LED will display off.
- In Manual Mode the output indicator will display red when the load is deactivated and green when activated.
- To exit manual mode press "TIME" and "MODE" buttons simultanously and the unit will return to Auto mode. The loading will be activated and deavtivated according to the previous setting.

4 Output indicator
1 - In Auto Mode ort Auto Temperature Control Mode when the loadind is deactivated the output indicator tunrs off.
2 - In Manual mode the outpur indicator turns red when loading is deactivated.
3 - In Manual Mode, Auto Mode and Auto Temperature Control Mode the output indicator turns green when the output is activated.

To reset all of your settigns including current time and programs, press and hold the "ENTER" button for 5 seconds from the "TIME" mode. answered 3 weeks, 2 days ago by Anonymous

Boot into safe mode (Keep hitting F8 until the boot option comes up)
In safe mode go to Start, Programs, Accessories System tools
Select System Restore
Pick a date before you loaded the printer driver software
The computer should be fine now but without the printer driver
Find a printer driver from the manufacturer that matches your model and operating system
Install the printer driver
Hope this helps

Hi, Please follow these steps to load :-
1.Turn on your printer. Make sure it is in ready mode (green status light on) and it is not printing or running any other operations.

1. 2.Determine whether your printer uses a top-feed or bottom-feed. Blank paper stands upright in a top-feeding printer and lays in a tray on a bottom-feeding printer.
   3.Load your envelope in portrait mode for envelopes that are 8.5 inches wide (standard paper size). Fold the flap down and place the envelope with the side to be printed on facing you. Load the envelope so that the side with the flap enters the printer first.
   4.Load your envelope in landscape mode for longer envelopes that cannot fit in lengthwise. Close the flap. Load the envelope so that the left side enters the printer first (the flap will be on your left).
   5.Set the paper guides. This guide is the sliding piece on your feed tray (it will usually be on the left). Slide it over so that the paper is held straight when it enters the printer.
   6.Set up your printing preferences. Go to "File > Page Setup" or access your printer’s properties page. Under orientation, select portrait or landscape mode depending on how you loaded your envelopes. If your printer has this option, select “Left” for bottom-feeding printers and "Right” for top-feeding printers
   7.Take a look at the "Print Preview" (usually found under "File" menu) and make sure everything looks good. Then print.
   
2. Thanks!
   

Scanning
You can use your printer to scan using the operator panel or the printer software.

Using the Operator Panel
1 Turn on your computer and printer, and make sure they are connected.
2 Load your original document. For help, see "Load an Original Document Into the ADF" on
page 36 or "Placing Your Original Document on the Scanner Glass" on page 38.
3 Press the Mode Selector on the operator panel repeatedly until Scan is selected.
4 Press > to scroll through the list of possible programs to which you can scan.
5 Press Select when the program to which you want to scan appears.
6 From the Start area on the operator panel, press Black to begin a black and white scan or
Color to being a color scan.

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/147103-45-printer-scanner-problem

During an install, you may have selected the option to auto-load on start up. Go to the EPSON folder in programs, and run the Epson print program, and look under the Options or Setup tabs to turn off the auto-run feature.