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01-05-2006, 06:44 AM
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Systems slow down to a crawl after parallel printer is attached
I have two systems running Windows XP sp2. Both are Dell Optiplex GX260, with
freshly reloaded XP installation on both. On either computer they both run great until a local laser printer is attached to the parallel port. One is an HP LaserJet 4000n, and the other is a HP LaserJet 8000. We can watch the CPU usage chart in taskmanager, and it peaks out the processor until the parallel printer is taken off the system, and then it goes back to normal usage levels. 
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