LRP Port Configuration Warning Error

Asked By Junaedikoiyun3500 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/24/2011

I want print some documents by using printer but I am receiving port error. I configure ports but I can’t remove error. Please tell me this is printer error why here TCP/IP issues. Also tell me its solution how can I remove this error.

LRP Port Configuration Warning

The LPD Server did not respond as expected to a test command. Any of the following can cause this error:

The entry for IP Address or Queue Name is incorrect.

The TCP/IP Print device (LPD server) does not support the test command.

The specified TCP/IP print device is not available.

If the information typed in the previous screen is correct. You can ignore this   message. Click OK to continue, or click Cancel to return to the previous screen and verify settings.

                                                                                                                                        OK      Cancel

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Answered By kris hary 0 points N/A #117045

LRP Port Configuration Warning Error

 

Hi dear,

Actually what I believe is that there is a problem with your port in the board. The simplest solution is that for you that there are more than one ports in any computer then you can use first the second port and then again install all drivers of the printer but make sure that the previous all files or drivers are deleted properly and then you can install in a new way and do update for that.

Another way is that you can click ok and then see if the problem is solved other wise follow the solution which I told in first paragraph.

If other port doesn’t work then you should purchase a new portable port and then use it because may be there is a fault of all ports. Hope your problem will be solved by doing this.

 

Cheers..

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• Posted on - 08/24/2011
• Question Category: Printers