Reinstalling Windows Printer Drivers with 3.1=YESLast reviewed: November 30, 1994Article ID: Q83427 |
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SUMMARYIf a Microsoft Windows printer driver file is corrupted, you may have to force Windows to replace it. The easiest way to do this is to modify the [Installed] section of the CONTROL.INI file.
MORE INFORMATIONThe Control Panel maintains a list of all Windows 3.1 files it has installed in the Printers and International dialog boxes. This list is maintained in the [Installed] section of CONTROL.INI, as in the following example:
[Installed] 3.1=yes HPPCL5A.DRV=yes HPPCL5A.HLP=yes FINSTALL.DLL=yes FINSTALL.HLP=yes HPPCL5OP.HLP=yes PSCRIPT.DRV=yes PSCRIPT.HLP=yes TESTPS.TXT=yesIf you remove the line "3.1=yes," all drivers are marked as old. If you reinstall the printer driver, the corrupted driver is then replaced with the functioning driver from the original disks. To modify CONTROL.INI, use the following steps:
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