The printers have a common cable, called a to b. The box end plugs into the back, or side, of your printer...there is only one place to plug that end in, and you cannot do it wrong. The other end is called a usb connector, and it will plug in to the back of your computer...again, you cannot plug it in wrong...it will only go in one way. Hope this helps you.
SOURCE: My computer tells me I am not connected to a usb cable
Were you able to solve your problem?
Brian
SOURCE: New ASUS PRO50Z laptop with
have you downloaded the right software? for vista. also try to print something from your notepad or wordpad or a website page see if it will print.
SOURCE: I have a compaq Presario SR5050NX and wish to max RAM
Yes, you can only upgrade to the 2GB limit using DDR2 SDRAM
Here is a link for you.
Hope this helps.
http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/hp-compaq-presario-sr5050nx/4507-3118_7-32399105.html
SOURCE: I MOVED FROM GA TO AZ AND HAD MY COMPAQ SHIPPED
It can be intimidating when looking at a huge mass of wires and stuff, but not to worry, it may be a little time consuming, but is is all logical.
First set the monitor on the desk and plug it in to the wall. then take the second cable that has a million little prongs sticking out of the retangular plug and hang it to where the Case is going to sit. Put the case where you want it close to or on the desk. look at the back of the case, the cable that is coming from the monitor can only fit 1 socket in the back of the pc.
Now, 10% done!!! that wasn't hard!
Now put the mouse and keyboard on the desk and thread the cords through the back of the desk to the pc. Usually, the pc has two sockets right next to each other right on the top of the case in back, that are round and the size of a dime. That is where the keyboard and mouse plug in. Look at the back of the pc for color coding of plug color to socket color or look for pictures of which cable goes in which socket.
Ok, now find the big thick black cable that plugs into the wall and ends in a big thick square. Plug it into the power supply of the pc. It only fits one place.
Plug it into the wall now.
Now all you should have is speakers and a printer.
Look at the speakers, Depending if they are standard, or 5.1 dolby surround, they either have 1 or 3 plugs that go into the pc. Plug the speakers into the wall, then look at the back of the pc for 3 small holes. one should be labled, speakers. There is line in and microphone as well. plug in the speakers...... ,
Ok, printer, funky thick plug, or usb cable..... Either one, look at the back of the pc, it only goes in one spot!!
TADA
Now, you need to plug in the internet stuff. plug the router to the walll, connect to phone line or cable, then plug in the cable that looks like a big (usually yellow) phone cable. Plug it into the network card plug on the back of the pc.
Surf, have fun.
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James.
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SOURCE: it turns into blue screen
Its probably saying memory dump and the countdown. This is mostly encountered after some kinda change on the pc. It can be new hardware, software or just plain windows update. Lots of times it ends up being a corrupt driver. Try to boot in to safe mode and see doe sit still do same thing. if not than you know it is software related and you can do system restore. To boot in to safe mode on reboot keep on tapping key F8 and choose safe mode. Once in safe mode if it works go to start, all programs, accessories, system tools and choose system recovery. choose like a week back and click next and this will do a restore to when pc was working, fine. If you cant boot into safe mode it is possible it has issues with hardware and this should be checked out by a pc repair shop. Another option you can try if same mode dont work try to do same thing on boot keep on tapping key F8 and instead choosing safe mode try choosing Last Known Good Configuration. this is similar to restore. Hope this helps.
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