Drivers
Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista/7:
New:No more extracting zip files! No more 'Have Disk' browsing!
Drivers are now provided in an installer application that places all files in the
Windows Driver Store. This makes installation much easier for all
models.
For USB products, the Windows XP 'Found New Hardware' wizard will
find and install the driver automatically.
Windows 7 will install USB product drivers with no user action required!
For parallel-port products, the Add Printer wizard will list all models without
going through the 'Have Disk' file browsing step.
*** UPDATED 06 Jan 2010 ***
What has changed?
* Installer now supports all 24 Languages of Windows.
Check the README.TXT here.
For complete installation instructions: Windows Driver Install Guide (1028-0061)
Two-page short version, for USB models: Quick Install Guide (1028-0113)
Download Driver Files (Release 98) for:
- Printrex C930
- Printrex K60
- Printrex K100
- Printrex K100-USB
- Printrex 420
- Printrex 422
- Printrex 820
- Printrex 820DL
- Printrex 840DL
- Printrex 1200DL
- Printrex 1242DL/G
- Printrex 810
- Printrex 810M
- Printrex 812
- Printrex 820G
- Printrex 825G
- Printrex 820DL/G
- Printrex 840DL/G
- Printrex 822DL/G
- Printrex 823
- Printrex 823DL/G
- Printrex 842
- Printrex 843DL/G
Printrex MP200:
Download Driver Release 36
Here. (Updated 07 April 2010)
Note: For Windows 2000:
We suggest installing
Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or
Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 prior to installation of the 420 or 422 drivers.
An error in Windows 2000 system components predating SP3 may cause the
installation Test Page to fail, or the initial opening of the 'Properties'
dialog to fail.
This condition is permanently cleared by accessing the 'Printing Preferences'
dialog and selecting any new page size. Further Test Page and Properties
operation is then normal.
We are committed to making installation and use by our customers as trouble-free
as possible. While this issue does not affect normal usage, we find it important
to present a solution.
This issue is prevented by installing SP3 or SP4, and is not present in Windows
XP: Service Pack 3 brings the printing subsystem up to the XP level.
Read more about this
here.
Note on using USB-to-Parallel converters with Windows 2003:
When a converter cable is first plugged in, you may see the "Found New Hardware"
wizard. Cancel this dialog, and ignore the tray notification regarding an error.
Windows will have successfully installed the USB00x port, but it won't have
installed a driver for the printer.
Now, go to the Printers folder and run the Add Printer wizard as usual, making
sure to UNcheck the box for Automatically Detecting the printer. Select the new
USB00x port from the list on the following page, and continue with the
installation. When the Manufacturer/Models page is shown, select Have Disk and
browse to the folder containing the driver files. Complete the wizard, and print
a test page. Done!
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