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Problem Possible cause Solution The software did not install. You might not have closed all of the applications that were running on your computer. All applications except Systray and Explorer should be closed before running the install program. To check for open applications in Windows 95, 98, or ME, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. If any applications other than Systray and Explorer are open, select one and click End Task. Repeat the procedure for all other open applications, and then reinstall the software. To check for open programs in Windows NT 4.0 SP3, 2000, or XP, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Select the Applications tab (Task Manager in NT 4.0). If any applications other than Systray and Explorer are open, select one and click End Task. Repeat for all other open applications, and then reinstall the software. The computer cannot read You did not specify the Check for the proper disk drive letter. Often, it the installation CD-ROM. correct CD-ROM drive. is D or E for the CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM is damaged. Contact HP customer service at the number provided on the support flyer that came with your product or visit http://www.hp.com. Software installation problems (Macintosh) When installing software on a Macintosh computer, the product does not appear in the Select Device dialog. The computer did not detect the product correctly. Make sure the product's control panel display reads Ready. From the installation program, click Continue to return to the Select Device dialog, and try to reinstall the product software. If the computer still does not detect the product, make sure that the USB cable or the network cable is connected correctly. Replace any faulty cables. If TCP/IP is selected in the Select Device dialog, make sure the IP address shown is correct. 28 3 Troubleshooting ENWW

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3 Troubleshooting
ENWW
The software did not
install.
You might not have
closed all of the
applications that were
running on your
computer. All
applications
except
Systray and Explorer
should be closed
before running the
install program.
To check for open applications in Windows
95, 98, or ME, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. If any
applications other than Systray and Explorer
are open, select one and click
End Task
.
Repeat the procedure for all other open
applications, and then reinstall the software.
To check for open programs in Windows
NT 4.0 SP3, 2000, or XP, press
Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Select the
Applications
tab
(Task Manager in NT 4.0). If any applications
other than Systray and Explorer are open,
select one and click
End Task
. Repeat for all
other open applications, and then reinstall the
software.
The computer cannot read
the installation CD-ROM.
You did not specify the
correct CD-ROM drive.
The CD-ROM is
damaged.
Check for the proper disk drive letter. Often, it
is
D
or
E
for the CD-ROM drive.
Contact HP customer service at the number
provided on the support flyer that came with
your product or visit http://www.hp.com.
Software installation problems (Macintosh)
When installing software
on a Macintosh computer,
the product does not
appear in the Select
Device dialog.
The computer did not
detect the product
correctly.
Make sure the product’s control panel display
reads
Ready
. From the installation program,
click
Continue
to return to the Select Device
dialog, and try to reinstall the product
software. If the computer still does not detect
the product, make sure that the USB cable or
the network cable is connected correctly.
Replace any faulty cables.
If
TCP/IP
is selected in the Select Device
dialog, make sure the IP address shown is
correct.
Problem
Possible cause
Solution