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    How to Fix Unable to Install Printer The Print Processor Does Not Exist

     Jul 30th, 2009 12:46:08 pm - Subscribe
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    Today we received this issue in our Houston offices, and suprisingly it was pretty easy to resolve. The error message was Unable to Install Printer The Print Processor Does Not Exist.

    How to Fix Unable to Install Printer The Print Processor Does Not Exist
    Ok obviously you are recieving this error upon the installation of a new or exisiting printer on your local area network, or heck it maybe connected directly to the PC. Well to fix this problem simply uninstall the driver, and then reinstall. You may be prompted during the hardware installation wizard to Use the Existing Driver (recommended) or reinstall the driver. Well, just reinstall it. This will remove, and reinstall the print processor associated with the service / printer.

    To recap go to:
  • Start
  • Control Panel
  • Printer & Faxes
  • Add a New Printer
  • Start Hardware Wizard
  • Reinstall the Printer Driver (do not use existing)
  • Finish the Hardware Wizard
  • Test Print (if you like)

    Should you have any issues feel free to collaborate and post them here. Hope this helps!




    anonymous - August 16th, 2009
    Brilliant- worked a treat- many thanks.
    anonymous - August 24th, 2009
    thank you... solved my problem as well
    anonymous - September 07th, 2009
    i have spent the past 3 hours trying to get the printer working, then I came across your article (and having previously used the existing driver) took yr suggestion and sit went straight up & running

    many thanks

    Dave - Sydney, Australia
    anonymous - September 28th, 2009
    I followed the advise and had no luck... my printer is not printing even though it's not giving me any error messages, lights are not flashing etc
    anonymous - November 03rd, 2009
    Saved me a lot of time. Thanks a million!! Worked like a charm!


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