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Anything in the entire chain--even the cable--could be marginal--work in one configuration but not another.

For Canon P-150 Computer Drivers For My

When I try to install the drivers for my new Canon Pixma 530 printer, I got a USB Device Not Recognized message that says One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it.

Canon tech support suggested I try connecting the printer to a different computer.

I did, and it installed with no problem.-- so the problem is definitely with my computer.

Canon suggested that I look for an update to my chipset driver.

I went to the Downloads section of this site and downloaded the Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility.

The install program must be run and ONLY when the install program tells you, connect the unit to the PC.

If you connect it first either the install will fail or Windows will install wrong drivers.

I did try uninstalling the USB (listed as Unknown Device) in the Device Manager, than restarted Windows and got a new error message.

Windows detected the printer as USB Composite Device, but in the device manager it now showed up with a yellow exclamation point and the message This Device Cannot Start.

I went back to Dell Tech Support FAQ, and it looked like I needed to get the correct drivers from Canon.

Back to the original error message of USB Device Not Recognized.

No help.

If not, after reinstalling the chipset drivers do the uninstall reinstall of ALL USB listed in the device manager then restart Windows (You may have to just power off the PC with the front panel power switch after you uninstall all USB listed).

But even Dell USB keyboards can malfunction with Dell systems, and if there were ever two devices that should be compatible its the computer and keyboard from the same brand (the vendors who actually make them are unrelated however).

They are electrically separate from each other, and if some unknown condition is affecting one socket it may not be affecting another.

I dont remember any BIOS settings that disable a class of device, but some have provisions for turning USB off (under onboard devices).

If you want to rule out Windows, substitute the harddrive from another system (image has to have been created by the same generation chipset).

Im starting to think Ill have to dig into my wallet and try tech support.

Thanks.

Some installed multiple drivers for the same class device (printer, display.) can coexist within Windows and the system will figure out which one to load when it detects the hardware.

Some might not--the problem arises with that system will figure out thing--conflicts arise.

That should remove the old one as default printer within all applications.

There wss another printer in the Printers Folder - I have Adobe Acrobat 6.0 which shows up as a virtual printer.

I hooked up my old HP and my computer recognized it with no problem.

Its dang hard to narrow stuff down otherwise, but we get spoiled.

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