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David Whitney
12-11-2003, 12:55 PM
All:

I have been attempting to install the drivers for a new OfficeJet 7130
printer on a Windows2000 SP4 box, and can't get past the first step -
cleanup of existing drivers.

As the cleanup executable (hposcr01.exe) runs through the existing
drivers, it gets to the *last* USB device on the system, and then
*crashes* with the venerable "HPOSCR01.EXE has encountered an error
and will terminate. You must restart this application." I've
uninstalled some applications that have USB support, rebooted, made
sure antivirus was disabled, shut down other programs, downloaded
newer version of the software, nada.

Mind you, the printer is not yet physically connected to the computer
yet - I'm just trying to install the SW first....

I've found zero on this on HP's website, or in any other newsgroup
postings. I found an article which talks about a modified cleanup and
install routine, but for different installation error messages. Its so
silly - this is "square one" on the install; a setup that should have
taken 10 minutes is now going on a couple of days...right now the
thing is a really jazzy looking paperweight.

Thanks in advance,
David

Quaoar
12-11-2003, 07:55 PM
David Whitney wrote: All: I have been attempting to install the drivers for a new OfficeJet 7130 printer on a Windows2000 SP4 box, and can't get past the first step - cleanup of existing drivers. As the cleanup executable (hposcr01.exe) runs through the existing drivers, it gets to the *last* USB device on the system, and then *crashes* with the venerable "HPOSCR01.EXE has encountered an error and will terminate. You must restart this application." I've uninstalled some applications that have USB support, rebooted, made sure antivirus was disabled, shut down other programs, downloaded newer version of the software, nada. Mind you, the printer is not yet physically connected to the computer yet - I'm just trying to install the SW first.... I've found zero on this on HP's website, or in any other newsgroup postings. I found an article which talks about a modified cleanup and install routine, but for different installation error messages. Its so silly - this is "square one" on the install; a setup that should have taken 10 minutes is now going on a couple of days...right now the thing is a really jazzy looking paperweight. Thanks in advance, David

Try here:
http://www.coribright.com/Windows/

Q

lynnoire
12-15-2003, 02:07 AM
David. . success !
I've managed to get past this by exploring the cd and using the
launcher - not the setup.exe file.

Completely bypassed the uninstall check.

L. ;o)
intrepid_dw@hotmail.com (David Whitney) wrote in message news:<63563b00.0312111255.5464d0c@posting.google.com>... All: I have been attempting to install the drivers for a new OfficeJet 7130 printer on a Windows2000 SP4 box, and can't get past the first step - cleanup of existing drivers. As the cleanup executable (hposcr01.exe) runs through the existing drivers, it gets to the *last* USB device on the system, and then *crashes* with the venerable "HPOSCR01.EXE has encountered an error and will terminate. You must restart this application." I've uninstalled some applications that have USB support, rebooted, made sure antivirus was disabled, shut down other programs, downloaded newer version of the software, nada. Mind you, the printer is not yet physically connected to the computer yet - I'm just trying to install the SW first.... I've found zero on this on HP's website, or in any other newsgroup postings. I found an article which talks about a modified cleanup and install routine, but for different installation error messages. Its so silly - this is "square one" on the install; a setup that should have taken 10 minutes is now going on a couple of days...right now the thing is a really jazzy looking paperweight. Thanks in advance, David


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