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Unfortunately, this printer is not compatible with Windows 98...No drivers are available. Sorry.

Windows Vista may already have your printer driver pre-installed. Have you tried using the Add Printer Wizard to install?

From the Canon Australia website at http://www.canon.com.au/products/printers/laser_printers_low_medium_volume/lbp660_drivers.html Windows XP support? This device is not compatible with Windows XP. For this product, Canon advertises compatibility with the following operating systems: Windows...

What printer? What Mac OS version? What is the exact error?

A bit of trouble but...open the web page and click CTRL + PrntScrn. Click Start, All Programs, Accessories and Paint. Click CTRL + V. Click the Select tool (dotted edge box) and drag a box around the table. Right click on the table and select CUT. Click File and New..no need to save changes...

If the printer is not being detected correctly check both ends of the USB cable to ensure they are firmly attached. Do not have the cable connected to a USB hub or other device. If possible, try using an alternate USB cable that has been tested with another device and is known to work...

You can also remove it this way: 1. Click Start, Settings, Printers and Faxes or Start, Control Panel, Printers and Other Hardware, Printers and Faxes. (This will depend on whether they have the PC configured for Classic Windows or not) 2. Click File and Server Properties. 3. Select the...

Yep. Email support is at www.usa.canon.com/consumer

Check the interrupt request for both the floppy and the printer. They may be set to use the same one.

Open the properties for the ImageRunner and change the setting in there...make sure you hit the APPLY button and it will save that setting.

Click on Start>Run and type in the word SPOOL When the spool folder opens, double click the Printers folder. Delete anything in that folder. If you get a message that any of the items there are in use by another program, shut your computer down...all the way off....let it sit a minute then...

Is your printer listed under "other" or "unknown devices" in device manager? if it is, highlight it and click "remove"...confirm delete...then hit "refresh". It should find new hardware and install it where it belongs.

Try WWW.CanonTechSupport.COM If you don't find the answer there, they have a link to free E-Mail support. Or WWW.USA.Canon.COM/Consumer

In your printer property settings, do you have "use printer offline" selected? If so, you'll still see the file being sent to LPT1, but it will not print.

Canon has some really nice photo printers out right now...the S800, S820 and S900 are all really nice. They use individual ink tanks so when you're out of one color that's all you need to replace. Also, they have the regular colors AND the photo color inks included.

If you're connecting with a USB cable, you should not have the printer set to use LPT1...Set the port to use USBPRN01. If you don't see that option listed in your printer properties, unplug the USB cable, shut the power to the printer off, and reboot your computer. Then plug in the USB and...

You can change the file associations through Windows exploreer. Click View > Folder Options > File Type. That's where you would change the way it opens the different type files.

I'm not an expert, but the following is an example from my Win2K server study guide: 1. Select Start>Programs>Administrative Tools>DNS 2. The DNS window appears. Right-click your DNS server and select Configure the Server from the pop-up menu. 3. The Configure DNS Server Wizard starts. 4...

Have you tried going into your BIOS and changing the boot options to first search for CD? That should make it so you can boot directly to the Win2K cd and start the installation.

Insert the 98 disk and click on Browse CD. Click on the "Tools" folder..."Reskit"..."Batch". Then click on the setup icon. This tool gathers all the information you need into a .inf file. Just answer a few questions and it'll walk you through the setup process.