In Win9x, when you suspect a corrupt driver, you might (first
copying down or otherwise backing up all your custom printer
settings) remove the printer in Device Manager, reboot,
and let the OS detect the printer. If not, reinstall the printer
manually.
If that fails, you might try again, this time removing the
appropriate .INF files as well.
In article <E1BzoN1-0006Z7-00@smtp03.mrf.mail.rcn.net>, you wrote:
>On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 17:50:13 -0400, Bruce Markowitz wrote:
>
>>
>>Go into the printers folder
>
>Is this "Properties" of a printer object?
>
>
>> and turn off DOS spooling and check port state
>
>What are the possible states and what would be abnormal"
>
>IT gets sicker.
>If I click Properties on a printer object, I get screen error message
>
> "RUNDLL32: This program has performed an illegal operation
> and will be shut down"
>
> Details: invalid page fault in module <unknown> at 0000:602e736f
>
>Something bad seems to have happened--corrupt file?
>What is the fix?
>
>Jeffrey Race
>
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