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Hello How would you check the functionality of a USB Bus / Controller? May we assume that if a typical USB device plugged in to a Win XP machine and seems to work, would that "probably" indicate that the USB interface (cable/controller) is "squeekie clean"? I have a new HP 6310 printer which doesn't work, but an earlier generation HP 3745 printer works fine (via USB). I've done a "reinstall" using the HP CD, of software / drivers, several times, without success. I downloaded the 6310 Driver via the Web without (printing) success. But hook up the old HP 3745 printer and create a sm file via NotePad editor, works (prints) fine. OBTW, took the 6310 back to Circuit City, got new item, followed procedure as above, without success??? Is there a way to test USB functionality? Tried USB spigot on back of machine (different controller?) and get same results as USB spigot on front of machine??? What other options do I now have? Is there other "Plug & Play" issues here, that I am not aware of? TIA paulc
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