James

"~^_^~" <null.function@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I'm using Vista 32-bit and HP LaserJet 1020 printer.
>
> I cannot understand how such a big company like HP does not still
> publish its Vista-compatible driver yet! Actually, with XP driver of
> HP 1020, it works technically.
>
> However, after turning on the power, the first printing is ignored.
> So, I have to send print command twice at the very first. Moreover,
> when printer needs to pop up 'both side printing' confirm dialog, a
> weird full screen is shown. Finally, after printing bunch of jobs,
> there are numerous ZSHP 1020.EXE processes (now I have 7 processes!).
> Even worse, these processes can't be terminated by Task Manager. You
> have to reboot to kill them.
>
> Do you have any problems with using HP 1020 printer?
> Thanks
Yes, I have exactly the same problem and it is a ...... shame that HP
completely ignores my repeated requests for a Vista driver. They have now
mailed me a list of Vista compatible printers, probably with the idea that
the customer will be stupid enough to replace a 6 months printer with a new
one.
This is definitely the last time that I will buy another HP product. I am
also stuck with a HP 7620 scanner, for which there is no Vista compatible
scanner software and not even an indication that this will ever be made
available. For this reason I was forced to abandon Vista and switch back to
XP prof. The Vista upgrade advisor indicated that there might be a "minor"
problem, but the sad thruth is that I cannot even install it.