That's it, I've had enough. The bloody thing is going back to HP.
I tried email support and got nowhere. I tried downloading the latest drivers (373 MD, for bloody pribter drivers) and having another go, and got the same issue as with the shipped drivers. I would have tried phone support, but in addition to being expensive, it's only available during office hours when I'm at work.
So, it's either take a day off on the off chance that HP's support line can fix the problem, or just send it back. What would you do?
By the way, I blame Microsoft more than I do HP. HP's support may be crap, but I'm sure that it's Microsoft's nasty USB support that's the root of the problem.
Posted to Software by Simon Brunning at December 15, 2004 12:44 PMOh, don't get me started. Alan and I have spent many hours devising ways that we might reap our revenge on the office printer, or its drivers, or Microsoft. Every day streams of expletives are emitted from unhappy souls shuffling around the dark corner of the room where the printer-beast lives.
Posted by: David Pinn on December 15, 2004 06:50 PMPersonally, I covet the HP 4350dtn. These babies hold 1000 pages of A4, print duplex without hassle and are ethernet connected, meaning no stuffing around with USB or parallel ports. Being rated at quarter of a million pages per month, it probably won't break down much either.
Your parents would love it.
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