A printer that has fallen into disuse or underuse may also not work so well when put back in action. It could be due to wear and tear on an old printing device. Of course, not every printer issue is software-related. It could even be that the printer driver became faulty and stopped responding to system commands. If a reliable printer suddenly malfunctions and throws up that error message, it may be linked to an outdated or incompatible driver. A working printer is very important this means a faulty one can cause bottlenecks.
With it, you can print, scan and copy documents and share them around. The printer remains an important tool, especially in the office. Is it possible to install Windows 10 on the drive in the cradle? OR does anybody know how to stop this screen issue from happening?ĮDIT - I installed Windows10 on to the drive in the cradle using WinToUSB but the same issue happens whether I boot from it internally or in the cradle.While using your printer, you might get an error message saying that your “Printer driver is unavailable”. Never had an issue while using windows, I have booted into Linux live USB and no issue, it only happens with the Windows 10 USB. The screen has no issues at any other time or point. I have removed everything and made a new USB and changed the BIOS settings again, and still get the same results. The screen becomes garbled ( Photo here).
I have installed the blank SSD and changed BIOS to legacy and non-secure boot etc., and all seems to go good until the USB is about to kick in. It downloads the files and seems to make the USB without issue. I tried cloning the drive using Macrium Reflect, but it keeps failing (I have disabled AV etc.) so I decided to use microsofts MediaCreationTool. A few scans show a couple of bad sectors, so I want to remove it and add another (SSD). I have a HP laptop (HP laptop 15 bw0xx) that the hard drive is failing on.
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