Printing problems produce headaches. They can eat up a business day to troubleshoot and resolve, leaving you no closer to the printout you need than you were when your hardware began acting up.

As a Windows user, one of the most frustrating things that can happen when you need a document printed is to run into a technical issue that stalls the process significantly. There are many possible ...

The communication between the printer and the computer is very important. That communication process is how your document moves from the screen to the paper. When the printer is not communicating with ...

When you need to print a label to prepare a shipment or output some documents for an important meeting, finding that your normally reliable printer is offline can be incredibly frustrating. Often you ...

Desktop printers offer reliable service that becomes an accustomed part of your daily office routine. If your hardware suddenly refuses to feed paper into its output mechanism, plan on substituting ...

If you are unable to use your printer due to the unexpected printer configuration problem 0x80040003, the solutions provided below may help you fix it. If you are getting the printer configuration ...

The computing industry is flooded with obscure technical terms like printer spooling. Spooling happens automatically in the background, and you might never notice this feature as long as it keeps ...

Continuing FireWire Vs. Panther coverage Firmware updates on unsupported drives Yesterday we reported that although number of MacFixIt readers have reported success in using a firmware updater from ...

There are reports all over of the Windows June cumulative updates – KB 4560960 (Win10 version 1903/1909), KB 4557957 (Win10 2004), KB 4561608 (Win10 1809/Server 2019) and KB 4561612 (Server 2012) – ...

On March 9th Microsoft released its usual Patch Tuesday set of operating system updates, but after they rolled out Windows 10 users reported problems with printing that included missing graphics and ...

The Computer History Museum in Mountain View has two operational IBM 1401 mainframes, which use IBM 1403 high-speed printers. They aren’t some decades-old notion of “high speed” that barely looks ...