Have a custom built machine - Intel desktop board w/3.2G P4.
Turned off machine - woudn't turn on again - Short story - Replaced Power
Supply, Motherboard & CPU. System back up and running. However, printing
graphics to a Ricoh Aficio CL7200 is now much slower than before.

Suggestions?
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Roger

"Roger" wrote

> Have a custom built machine - Intel desktop board w/3.2G P4.
> Turned off machine - woudn't turn on again - Short story - Replaced Power
> Supply, Motherboard & CPU. System back up and running. However, printing
> graphics to a Ricoh Aficio CL7200 is now much slower than before.

How did you get the system back up and running? Did you take the drive with
XP installed and boot from that or did you do a repay install? Normally a
Motherboard change requires at least a repair install.

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

Uninstall / reinstall the printer driver to start with.

We swapped out the Motherboard and CPU with exact copy replacements
(Motherboard & CPU were still under warranty and in stock @ Intel)
System has a RAID 1, mirrored drive setup - reconnected this, setup the BIOS
for the RAID and the machine booted just fine. Everything was functional.

New data point: The printer is shared on a home network through the machine
that broke. Same printing issues exist from a second computer attempting to
print over the network.
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Roger


"Rock" wrote:

> "Roger" wrote
>
> > Have a custom built machine - Intel desktop board w/3.2G P4.
> > Turned off machine - woudn't turn on again - Short story - Replaced Power
> > Supply, Motherboard & CPU. System back up and running. However, printing
> > graphics to a Ricoh Aficio CL7200 is now much slower than before.
>
> How did you get the system back up and running? Did you take the drive with
> XP installed and boot from that or did you do a repay install? Normally a
> Motherboard change requires at least a repair install.
>
> http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
>
> Uninstall / reinstall the printer driver to start with.
>
>