I run windows 7 64 bit i need a driver for a ccc elite xl 608 laserprinter

Disconnect the divice uninstall the driver restart the laptop and then reinstall the driver again restart the laptop then connect the device it works.

Please get it downloaded here : www.siliconguide.com > Drivers > Printer > HP
www.opendrivers.com/.../hp-free-driver-download.html
www.brothersoft.com/downloads/hp-printer-driver.html
Jay bnsz

download microsoft office for window 7,64-bit

According to Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293378

Windows XP has built-in support for:

IBM 4039 LaserPrinter
IBM 4039 LaserPrinter PS
IBM 4039 LaserPrinter Plus
IBM 4039 LaserPrinter plus PS
printers.

If you have a Windows XP x64 CD, you can use the GCC SelectPress 1200 driver. This works perfectly with the XL 20 1200 with all features and paper sizes.

on the sony website it says the driver is already in vista and xp
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=CCDTRV608&SelectOS=29

Email to [email protected] for the updated driver

Email [email protected] for a solution.

Sound like the printer has lost its pdf post script discription file.
Try this open abobe ills seperator file just right of the files picture is set descript file click on window
a set pdf to match your printer.If file is not available to may need to do a clean removal & reinstall printer software. Hope this helps

Hi eltrury,
Here is a link to explain Modding. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modding
You're notebook share's you're main system memory with you're onboard (Video card built into you're notebook's main board).
If you're notebook has a total amount of system memory of 512MB & you're video card is using 128MB to function. Than you're notebook will only have 128MB to run. (And that is not enough for a Windows XP system to function. It will run! Like a dog with two broken legs. You're video card is an ATI. That said, ATI comes out with newer versions of its software drivers quiet often. So upgrading you're software can be preformed once a month, if you like. ATI's catalyst control center is part of the ATI's software. CCC is a section of software where you can adjust a range of settings to you're preference. Like add more red color to your monitor. Adjust you're display screen. It's a long list. There is a Help button within CCC.
Most people never need to enter CCC. It's for people who know what to adjust & why. CCC's greatest function allows people to run dual monitors. CCC can detect when two monitors are connected to the video card & the user can adjust the color for each display separately. CCC is also acts like a software manager. It helps keep the video running stable. For those who do not have an abundence of hard drive space you can elect not to install CCC & just download the driver software.
This next link will take you to ATI's web site.
http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html
Here you need to click on three choices. In the first window you would click on you're operating system. EX: Windows XP home or pro. Than you would click on ATI Mobility Radeon. Than click on, Mobility Radeon X600. Lastly, click on the GO button.
Suggest you run the Installation Verification Software on the site. When it finishes the ATI software should start the download.

Enjoy!
If I can help you further, feel free to post.
Suggestions & comments welcomed.
Mike