Anyone recommend a good win7 64bit printer?

[TSR2]

Thanks for that Ian, Canon or HP look to be the way to go. I'll bare that in mind if I need to change.

[DogTailRed2]

Yep, tried the drivers again. It's more a printer not recognized problem?
Tried the usual. Remove. Delete Device. Reboot etc. No go.

[TSR2]

That's the same as my current printer! Righty, are you connecting it via usb or wireless?

[DogTailRed2]

usb

[TSR2]

Daft question, are you using the software from the disc that came with the printer or have you downloaded the latest version?

[Chris Sykes]

Daft question, are you using the software from the disc that came with the printer or have you downloaded the latest version?

Another daft question, HP printers dont like having the USB plugged in untill the software tells you to plug it in, did you leave it unplugged untill then?

[DogTailRed2]

I need a printer like a woman. Plug and Play and no bitching!

[Vancouver]

Rant mode on :-
I recommended a Samsung laser up there a bit. I thought "I've had it a while, must be getting near time to buy new toner. Research, research, research. The new toner costs , not less than the original printer. Oh No, not comparable to the price of the original printer, but DOUBLE the price! Are we supposed to just chuck the whole thing out and buy a new printer. Never mind Staples having a bin to collect old cartridges, they should have a bin to collect one time only used printers. The world is cock-eyed and I object.
Rant mode off. Please go about your lives and ignore me, if we had one in this God forsaken town, I'd be off down the pub.

[speedbird591]

Hi Alex. I read about this the other day in Which? magazine whilst researching printers. They did indeed say that a toner cartridge can often cost more than a new printer and then gave a link on advice on recycling your old printer! They reckon that a drum can give 20,000 pages so I guess you divide that by the cost of the printer and one drum and when it's finished you start over. It's a mad world true enough

Ian