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Try to test your printer port in dos.<br />
Boot with a startup disk in Win95 or Win98.<br />
Then try to print a text file e.g. autoexec.bat from startup disk:<br />
&nbsp; type autoexec.bat &gt;lpt1<br />
and see if this works.<br />
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Is this printer working fine in other Operation Systems ?<br />
Could it be possible that your printer-port is damaged somehow.<br />
Check also your printer cable.<br />

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Try to test your printer port in dos.
Boot with a startup disk in Win95 or Win98.
Then try to print a text file e.g. autoexec.bat from startup disk:
  type autoexec.bat >lpt1
and see if this works.

Is this printer working fine in other Operation Systems ?
Could it be possible that your printer-port is damaged somehow.
Check also your printer cable.


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as above.
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HP 1220C deskjet printing garbage despite reloading driver.

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