But then, I still come up with the "Test page failed to print." error.Īt this point, I was running out of ideas. DLL instead, recognises the driver package and installs it. But if I tell it to connect through the other PC on our network which is sharing the printer, it asks for a. However, it says a suitable driver cannot be found. Now, weirdly enough, when installing manually, if I tell it to connect through the server, when it asks me for the driver it asks for an. I've never bothered to change it as this was done by whoever was in charge of I.T. As to why its shared on that one other PC, I'm not sure. The printer is shared through our server and also from one other PC on the network. Go through the usual add printer wizard, discover the printer and when prompted for the driver I point it to what I've downloaded. So, I downloaded the PS, PCL and PCL6 driver packages from Xerox. So, I then decided to delete the printer and also remove the drivers installed from File > Server Properties > Drivers and then tried installing manually. I've even tried doing them each separately to see if any one of them would work, but no luck. Come time to print a test page, I simply get the error "Test page failed to print." I tried installing all three versions of the driver: PS, PCL and PCL6.
It discovers the printer over the network and installs fine. I tried installing via the Global Print Driver. I went to the Xerox website, got the drivers and so begins my nightmare. When I was told the employee can't print, I only then remembered I must have forgotten to put the print drivers back on. Not realising, I deleted the backed up drivers I took off the old install thinking everything was A-OK. Got all the necessary programs back on it but I forgot about the printer driver. Everything went fine, reinstalled without any issues. I did a fresh install of the PC running XP as it was definitely needed and I was told to give it to a new employee we had coming in. We also have a Xerox Phaser 3635MFP setup on our network. we've got this PC which runs on Windows XP 32-bit in the office. Okay, so this might be a bit lengthy but bare with me.
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