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get latest drivers for both <br />
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How does it mess things up? does it lose the connection to the hp or does the print just come out badly how is the hp connected parrelel or usb? <br />
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get latest drivers for both

How does it mess things up? does it lose the connection to the hp or does the print just come out badly how is the hp connected parrelel or usb?



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It's USB, After installing tghe seiko label printers, the HP 4050 prints:<br />
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&nbsp;PCL XL error<br />
Subsystem Kernal<br />
IllegalOperatorSequence<br />
Position:7<br />

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It's USB, After installing tghe seiko label printers, the HP 4050 prints:

 PCL XL error
Subsystem Kernal
IllegalOperatorSequence
Position:7


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Installing Seiko SLB Series 420 Smart Label USB printers on XP PC messes up the Local HP4050 printer
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Installing Seiko SLB Series 420 Smart Label USB printers on XP PC messes up the Local HP4050 printer

Installing Seiko SLB Series 420 Smart Label USB printers on XP PC messes up the Local HP4050 printer drivers.

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