Looks like I stripped too much out of WinXP when I nlitened it.

I've searched high and low and have tried several fixes to resolve the problem with no luck.

I can't post my .ini file because I am not at home but I know I removed 16 bit support which I read could be the culprit. I did try and fix that issue by using a little program I found that reinstalled 16 bit support but still not able to get the printer working.

I would like to find out what specifically is causing the printer not to start up.

Below is the actual error meassage

Can't load SmartUI Library (code 126) error

specified module could not be found

Any advice or thoughts would be a appreciated and can I add the missing files at this point.

I found that reinstalled 16 bit support but still not able to get the printer working.

Any advice or thoughts would be a appreciated and can I add the missing files at this point.

It would be more useful to the community if you had posted the name or location of the program you found that reinstalls 16 bit support then we could have tried the same program and given you feedback.

Uh, ---- use the search function ------

SmartUI Fix

Edited June 25, 200620 yr by BeenThereB4

It would be more useful to the community if you had posted the name or location of the program you found that reinstalls 16 bit support then we could have tried the same program and given you feedback.

see here:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...t=0?entry566718

dhedges, if this wow32 thing solved your problem then let me know which nLite did you use as 1.2 has that fix in it, if you kept Printer Support.

dhedges, if this wow32 thing solved your problem then let me know which nLite did you use as 1.2 has that fix in it, if you kept Printer Support.

I'm not sure what version of nlite I was using, but it would have been the latest release as of March/2006 and yes I did keep Printer Support.

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