Printer communication system has stopped working?

Just bought a new computer (Alienware M17 with 64 bit windows vista
ultimate) and installed the drivers for my Dell 924 all in one via a
Dell 3300 wireless printer adapter. The printer is working fine with
my new computer - however after I installed the printer the following
message pops up about every 15 minutes:

Printer communication system has stopped working and was closed. A
problem caused the application to stop working correctly. Windows
will notify you if a solution is available.

Sometimes an additional prompt appears to submit the problem to
Microsoft – however Windows has yet to find a solution to the
problem. The only printers I have installed on my system are my “Dell
Photo AIO Printer 924” and the default “Microsoft XPS Document
Writer.” I’ve never seen this issue with any of the other computers
that use this printer running 32 bit versions of vista.

This is getting really annoying – does anyone know how to stop this
message from popping up all the time? Thanks in advance,
Shane

What application is failing?. I'm assuming this is something from Dell.
Look for Dell services and see if stopping one of them fixes this.

Windows can only find a solution if the vendor fixes the software and
updates Microsoft.


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"J. Shane Kunkle" <> wrote in message
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Just bought a new computer (Alienware M17 with 64 bit windows vista
ultimate) and installed the drivers for my Dell 924 all in one via a
Dell 3300 wireless printer adapter. The printer is working fine with
my new computer - however after I installed the printer the following
message pops up about every 15 minutes:

Printer communication system has stopped working and was closed. A
problem caused the application to stop working correctly. Windows
will notify you if a solution is available.

Sometimes an additional prompt appears to submit the problem to
Microsoft – however Windows has yet to find a solution to the
problem. The only printers I have installed on my system are my “Dell
Photo AIO Printer 924” and the default “Microsoft XPS Document
Writer.” I’ve never seen this issue with any of the other computers
that use this printer running 32 bit versions of vista.

This is getting really annoying – does anyone know how to stop this
message from popping up all the time? Thanks in advance,
Shane

I found a temporary solution. It's not exactly the cure it should be
but it works. Go to services.msc. Locate your printer and open up th
file & select the "recovery" tab. Change first, second & subsequen
failures from "take no action" to "restart the service." You'll stil
receive the "printer communication system" notice, but I just minimiz
it to my toolbar. I'm still able to print but can't scan from m
wireless printer to my Studio 17 yet.

Bad part is, no one seems to want to take responsibility for or correc
whatever bug is causing this screw up

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oscar46324

keep sending the crashes to Microsoft. There are people looking at these
and their goal is to direct you to a solution.

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"oscar46324" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I found a temporary solution. It's not exactly the cure it should be,
> but it works. Go to services.msc. Locate your printer and open up the
> file & select the "recovery" tab. Change first, second & subsequent
> failures from "take no action" to "restart the service." You'll still
> receive the "printer communication system" notice, but I just minimize
> it to my toolbar. I'm still able to print but can't scan from my
> wireless printer to my Studio 17 yet.
>
> Bad part is, no one seems to want to take responsibility for or correct
> whatever bug is causing this screw up.
>
>
> --
> oscar46324

I have a Sony VAIO VGN-AW120J with Vista 64bit Home Premium. My printer is a
Lexmark all-in-one X9350.

I have only had this computer for about 2 months but I never could get the
printer to work. I've installed all the latest drivers.

Shortly after a reboot, I get this pop up...

this is the Lexmark printer communication software.

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"ws6wes" <> wrote in message
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>I have a Sony VAIO VGN-AW120J with Vista 64bit Home Premium. My printer is
>a
> Lexmark all-in-one X9350.
>
> I have only had this computer for about 2 months but I never could get the
> printer to work. I've installed all the latest drivers.
>
> Shortly after a reboot, I get this pop up...
>
>

^^ I'm confused... what are you saying exactly...

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Check this out :

'Communication Error on Printer - What the heck « Windows Vista
Shaun’z Blog
(http://grdead.wordpress.com/2009/01/...what-the-heck/

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I have the same problem and that includes no one taking responsibility. I
keep getting sent back and forth. So frustrating!

"oscar46324" wrote:

>
> I found a temporary solution. It's not exactly the cure it should be,
> but it works. Go to services.msc. Locate your printer and open up the
> file & select the "recovery" tab. Change first, second & subsequent
> failures from "take no action" to "restart the service." You'll still
> receive the "printer communication system" notice, but I just minimize
> it to my toolbar. I'm still able to print but can't scan from my
> wireless printer to my Studio 17 yet.
>
> Bad part is, no one seems to want to take responsibility for or correct
> whatever bug is causing this screw up.
>
>
> --
> oscar46324
>