usb2.0 mfp (hi speed) errors!!!

Thanks for the reply.
a) I was trying to download a baseball game, that part is irrelevant now, I
just need my printer to work.
b) I already had tried system restore and that didn't work.
I'm a little nervous uninstalling the usb controllers in device manager.
A couple items in there have devices hooked up to them, like my internet
modem. The error I'm getting is under Other devices when I plug in the
printer. The USB2.0 mfp has a yellow circle with a black explanation point.
I was reading through some of the other threads and noticed one similar to
mine, talking about how a Logitech software corrupted their printer driver
and they had to do a fix through the windows registry. Is that something I
could try? I'm thinking when I uninstalled the camcorder software maybe it
didn't uninstall all the drivers it put on and its conflicting with my
printer driver.
Let me know what you think...

"Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:

> a) I'm not sure why you'd want Sony software on your PC, connecting the
> camcorder with a firewire cable will do the trick, drivers are included in
> XP.
>
> b) Either use System Restore to go back to before you installed the
> camcorder, or go into Device Manager, scroll down until you get to the USB
> Controllers, right click and uninstall each of them in turn.
>
> Reboot and XP will reinstall the USB ports. Do NOT have the printer
> connected when you do this. After XP has reinstall the USB ports, then
> reinstall the software for the printer but do NOT connect it until the
> software tells you to do so.
> --
> Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging
> www.coribright.com/windows
>
> "Jess" <Jess@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A527D731-0C95-43FC-BB3D-F1AF54ACD548@microsoft.com...

> > Please help me!!!
> > I have an epson (all in one) printer that I had installed on my windows xp
> > machine for some time now. I recently tried to install a sony camcorder
> > software that totally crashed my printer. I cancelled out of the
> > camcorder
> > install, however ever since I have not been able to print. The error
> > message
> > I'm getting is in the device manager, other devices, usb2.0 mfp (hi speed)
> > isn't configured or not communicating. I have contacted epson and they
> > say
> > the problem is in the O.S. itself that it need to recoginize a
> > multifunction
> > printer. I cannot figure out how to get the correct driver information to
> > get this fixed.

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