Pc settings for windows 2000 and nt 4.0, Remove a device from the device manager – Datacard Group ImageCard SelectTM and UltraGrafix SelectTM Printers User Manual

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Click OK on the Properties dialog box and on the System Properties dialog box to
save settings and close the dialog boxes.

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Remove a device from the Device Manager

Remove a device from the Device Manager if the Add/Detect New Hardware wizard
was cancelled (or another installation problem occurred), or you want to reinstall the
printer driver.

1

Disconnect the printer from the PC.

2

If the printer driver was installed, make sure the printer driver has been deleted
and that you have rebooted the PC after deletion.

3

Select Start from the Windows taskbar.

4

From the Windows Start menu, select Settings, and then Control Panel. The
Control Panel appears.

5

Double-click the System icon to open it. The System dialog box opens.

6

Open the Device Manager.

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On Windows ME, Windows 98, and Windows NT, click the Device Manager
tab.

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On Windows 2000, click the Hardware tab. Click the Device Manager button.

7

Make sure “View devices by type” is selected.

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On Windows 2000, select “View hidden devices” from the View menu.

8

Locate the device to delete. The device might be called “Unknown device” or
“Select Class with AIT”. If neither of these types of devices are displayed, go to
step 10.

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On Windows ME, Windows 98, and Windows NT, click on the device name or
icon to select it, and then click the Remove button.

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On Windows 2000, click on the device name to select it, and then right-click to
display a pop-up menu. Select Remove from the popup menu.

9

Click Yes or OK to confirm removal of the device.

10

Click OK to close the Device Manager. Close any other windows.

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PC settings for Windows 2000 and NT 4.0

This section describes the following settings for PCs running Windows 2000 and NT
4.0.

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Setting parallel port values

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Setting USB port values

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