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Printer Support to Fix Your Printer Problems

Printer is a peripheral device, which produces hard copy of the documents stored in electronic form. While printing any document, you may recognize any issue with your printer. Some of the common issues with printers are enlisted as:



• Printer is working at slow speed
• Printer shows some error message when you issue any command for it
• Prints are too light and spotty
• Image is printing properly on the paper, but a lighter copy of the image is also printing somewhere on the paper
There can be several other issues with your printer, which might lead you to take your printer to some service center.

Revealing Printer Support

Professionals at service centers will diagnose your issue with the use of remote desktop connection and will resolve it. They also personalize your printer’s software and settings and will make sure that your printer driver is latest and up to date.

You can seek assistance from Windows XP Help and Support Center, which contains several help topics to help you solve your printer issues while working on Windows XP. If you want to locate printer help in Windows XP, perform the following steps:

STEP 1: Click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes.
STEP 2: On the Help menu, click Help and Support Center.
STEP 3: In Help and Support Center, click "Fixing a printing problem".
STEP 4: Select a topic that addresses your printer problem.

Otherwise, you can also type search terms into the Search field in Help and Support Center, and then press Enter.

You can resolve your issue with the Printing Troubleshooter, which is included in Windows XP and has step-by-step information for troubleshooting the several printing issues. Printing Troubleshooter is able to resolve the following issues with Windows XP computer:
• You cannot install a local printer
• Your image printout quality is poor
• Your document does not print at all
• Some of your printer's features do not work
• Printed text or graphics is incomplete
• Fonts are missing or do not look the same as they do on the screen
• Printing is unusually slow
• You cannot print from an MS-DOS-based program or from the MS-DOS command prompt

In this way, you can receive printer support easily, either taking assistance from service provider, or from Windows XP Help and Support Center, or from Printing Troubleshooter.
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  1. PCCare247July 4, 2011 at 11:33 PM

    I had same issues with my printer. Thanks for sharing the information.

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  2. Reshma ReshuDecember 29, 2011 at 4:04 AM

    The information which you have provided is very good. It helped me in solving my printer issues. Thanks for the post.
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