In following that trail, I have not found the way to bind the driver (to which you led me that worked for the network setup) to the device. There is also an alert symbol on the device icon which is there because of the absence of a driver. I have found that simply plugging in the cable yields this message regardless of connection to or powering up of the plotter. It shows up as an "Unspecified Device" under Printers and Devices with the notation "USB 2.0 to COM Device". I purchased a USB to RS232 adaptor hoping to accomplish this, but Windows 7 does not recognize the printer. Your other post enabled me to print on it over the network by showing me how to get a driver, but I am not having any luck connecting directly to the plotter. We have an HP450C that was formerly the local printer on an XP computer and I am currently trying to run it as a local printer on my new Dell. I found one of your other posts helpful in solving a network printer problem after purchasing a new Dell with Windows 7. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale Systems.
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