BillR,

Where would I download MXDW? I think you are referring to the XPS
Essentials Pack but the XPSEP Vista 32 bit.msu file does not have any
options it its properties to run it in XP Compatibility Mode.


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I *think* you'd need this:

"The XPSDrv Redist Package (XPSEPSC) contains the system and driver
components that enable the XPSDrv print drivers to be installed and to
enable the XPSDrv filter pipeline component to function. The XPSEPSC will be
redistributed via a executable package (exe). You can access the XPSEPSC
package and redistribution agreement through the Microsoft Connect site,
under the 'Windows Vista XPSDrv Driver Redistribution' program. See
https://connect.microsoft.com for more information.

"

you'd probably need to sign up as a developer.

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> BillR,
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> Where would I download MXDW? I think you are referring to the XPS
> Essentials Pack but the XPSEP Vista 32 bit.msu file does not have any
> options it its properties to run it in XP Compatibility Mode.
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Alan,

You were right! I had a corrupt INFCACHE.1 file. I now have th
Microsoft XPS Document Writer Printer reinstalled on Vista!

The FIX:

1. Type "C:\Windows\inf" into the search box on the start menu.
2. Locate the INFCACHE.1 file and right-click it and selec
Properties.
3. On the INFCACHE.1 Properties window tab to the "Security" tab an
click the "Edit" button to change permissions on this file.
4. On the Permissions for INFCACHE.1 window click the "Add" button.
5. On the Select Users or Groups window click the "Advanced" button.
6. A new Select Users or Groups window will open and then click th
"Find Now" button.
7. The search results are sorted alphabetically; locate the usernam
you logon to Windows with and then double-click.
8. Under the "Enter the objects names to select..." you should se
something like this _YOURCOMPUTERNAME\Yourusername_.
9. Now click the OK button.
10. You will now return to the Permissions for INFCACHE.1 window.
11. Under the Permissions for Yourusername you need to tick "Ful
Control" under the Allow column. Click the "Apply" button and then th
"OK" button.
12. You will be prompted with a "Windows Security" window, just clic
the "Yes" button and continue.
13. Delete the INFCACHE.1 file.
14. Restart your computer.
15. Open the Printers folder.
16. Click the "Add a printer" button.
17. Select "Add a local printer."
18. Select the XPSPort on the "Use an existing port" radio button an
click the "Next" button.
19. Locate Microsoft under the Manufacturer and Microsoft XPS Documen
Writer under the Printers and click the "Next" button.
20. If prompted to "replace the current driver," do so and click th
"Next" button.
21. Chose a name for the printer and you're done!

P.S. This trick works for the Adobe PDF printer as well

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Yippee!!
I have been following your saga with great interest!

Quite the saga actually, I hope that I've helped others with this same
problem. And thanks to everyone else who helped!


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Hi all,

I did not get any option here to post new thread.So I am posting
my Forum here.Sorry for that.My issue is

I uninstalled Microsoft XPS Document Writer using 'XPS Removal Tool'.I
want to reinstall it using the following steps.
1)Control panel
2) Clicked on Printers in Classic View
3) On menu bar clicked on "Add a Printer"
4) On the dialog box that pops up - click on "Add a local printer"
5) Selected "Use an existing port:" and selected "XPS port: (local
port)" from the drop down menu -- clicked next
6) In the dialog box that pops up select "Microsoft" under
Manufacturer and "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" under printers
7) Click next and on next page select Replace the current driver
8) Click next and finish.But in 5)step I am not getting the option
"XPS port: (local port)" in the drop down menu.can any one tell me the
solution and where Microsoft XPS Document Writer print driver is
located in System.


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