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The Help Desk => Computer Related Discussions & Questions => Topic started by: franksolich on January 06, 2013, 04:56:36 PM
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I'm getting ready to load the printer-copier-scanner into this computer, and while going through the drawer looking for the owner's manual, I came across a plastic-wrapped compact disc with handwriting on the outside.
I have no idea what it is, or from where it came.
The disc itself is labeled thusly:
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Win98, ME 2000, & XP
INSTALLATION CD
Rev. 4.0
Model 56HP92-PCT
P/N 35043
trademark Best Data Products, Inc.
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The handwriting on the paper slipcover says:
C:\56hp92-pct
56HP92-PCT
C:\PCT
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There's a little brochure entitled:
QuickStart Guide
56HP92
Internal PCI Modem
Model #56HP92-PCT rev2
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I don't like junk hanging around here, and am wondering if this is something I can just toss away, or if I should keep it for future use.
I use wireless internet; as far as I know, there's no modem in this computer.
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I would toss it out. It looks like it's a driver disc for a dialup modem.
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I would toss it out. It looks like it's a driver disc for a dialup modem.
Yup. That.
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Okay.
I installed the Canon Pixma MP280 series printer, and it won't let the mouse operate without the printer-copier-scanner being unplugged first.
According to Windows, the thing needs updated as it's not compatible with Windows Vista; I'd last used it on Windows XP.
I go to the Canon site, and can't make heads or tails out of where one downloads updates.
Damn.
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http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_mp_series/pixma_mp280#DriversAndSoftware
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I rarely use the installation CD unless it has pertinent software on it. Normally, I just go to the website & download the newest drivers, programs, etc.