UGREEN USB to IEEE1284 CN36 Parallel Printer Cable Adapter 10FT
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This cable works perfectly with my HP LaserJet 2100 and the current version of Windows 10 has no problems with it.
My friend, if your HP Laser Jet 4100 comes with the CN35 parallel printer cable, you should be able to use this printer cable. *br>Thank you very much for your inquiry and support. *br>Please be aware that it is not an LPT port.
There's no reason why it wouldn't work with As for the 5100, I have no knowledge of it.
I appreciate you getting in touch with me. I'm using Windows 10 and yes it's okay. Our sincerest thanks to all of you for your support. In case of any further questions or needs, please contact us at The company. Please feel free to use it
Selected User Reviews For UGREEN USB to IEEE1284 CN36 Parallel Printer Cable Adapter 10FT
This printer doesn't seem to behave the same as all the others I currently have. Thanks to the UGREEN USB to parallel cable, this old HP can continue to output a blistering 10 pages a minute. There is only one thing you need to know.
The last few days have been spent pulling out my hair trying to get a reliable old printer to work on my Win 10 laptop . (it's ok, I still have plenty) . There are dongles, and all the rest. But this UGREEN USB to IEEE1284 CN36 Parallel Printer Adapter Cable is the easiest cable to use. The rest was taken care of by Windows 10, which located the required driver. I'm surprised to find that my old Win 7 PC can also print to this HP 9800 using the secondary 5 sided printer plug and USB cord. I don't know how this happened, but it's great! It's a shame the printer isn't available on our house WiFi network, but we do have two others. My heart is filled with joy!.
We also have an Ethernet port on our HP 4100TN printer, which connects to our local area network. In order to connect to USB 2, I need to plug in There are either USB 0 at the front or USB 2 on the back. The number of people at the back is zero. USB 3 does not appear to work with it. Due to the fact that I originally connected the USB 3, the setup took about 25 minutes. The number of people at the back is zero. An error message regarding USB 2 was provided by the Windows 10 printer troubleshooter. Additionally, I have an HP 4050N with a Windows 7 operating system. My CCH tax software uses fonts that I must download from the CCH tax software to the printer in PCL 5 or PCL 6 so I use these old printers because the toner is cheap and the print quality is excellent. My HP4050N was supplied with a TRENDnet USB to Parallel 1284 Converter cable several years ago, which I purchased from Amazon. There is a bit of a savings obtained with TRENDnet cable. bought the UGREEN cable because I needed an additional cable and I couldn't get the TRENDnet cable to work with my Knowing that the TRENDnet cable might work with the HP 4100 now that I know about the USB 2, I may be able to get the TRENDnet to work. The USB 2. 0 and USB 3. 0 ports This does not pose a problem. The parallel to USB cables I purchased were very good and I would recommend them both to others. For those who are not familiar with installation, it may be frustrating.
This is my first purchase of this kind, and I am in awe of myself. A workhorse HP Laserjet 6P printer that only has a parallel interface is part of my collection. With my new Windows 10 PC (with a parallel printer port installed specially), I could not get the printer to recognise it. Despite my two hourse of searching for drivers (the Microsoft site says that the HP 6P is not compatible with Windows 10) and downloading drivers, I was unable to fix the problem. I could not get anything to work. The last thing I attempted to do was purchase this Centronics-brand cable Connect the USB adapter cable to the computer. Printed on it using a USB cable. My PC has a USB port on the back of it, so I plugged it in there. Upon booting the computer, the HP LaserJet 6P printer appeared at the top of the list. You do not need drivers, do not need to install anything, and you do not need to configure anything. There is it. Is all that I need. It is noteworthy that the cable stipulates USB 2 even though it is a USB 2. 0 cable. I don't need much speed for printing since I am 0).
Several years ago, I purchased a Ricoh Aficio 1013 copier/fax/printer (that only has a parallel port) that still runs well. The last time I had to replace my computer, I did not realize I would need a parallel port to print small documents. My inkjet works fine for most of my low-volume printing needs, but now I'm printing out small 5-page documents. A booklet is a booklet of pages. This cable didn't seem to work to me. In parallel cables, there are all those wires that communicate between the printer and It seemed reasonable at the time. I really like how it works! I only had a problem adding the second printer when I tried using a USB adapter. It is essential that the cables be directly connected to the computer for the computer to recognize them (the USB adapter can be used for the DVD drive and external storage). This cable is excellent! I am very pleased with it.
So what do we do now? My printer has an old Centronics parallel port so I thought, why not attach my printer to a computer through the parallel port and then share it over a network with other computers? In fact, most computers do not have actual parallel printer ports (e. g. thought I would be able to get by with a USB-type device A cable manufactured by Centronics. In my first attempt, I tried a Sabrent USB to Centronics cable. I was unable to make it To remain calm in the face of such failure, I returned the cable and ordered this one, and it worked just fine! I was able to accomplish that. Fortunately, I was able to share the printer with the rest of my family as a home resource and we are all able to utilize it.
My Parallel card in my computer is acting up, which caused me to receive this message. Whether or not this is related to the PCIE slot is unknown to me. Nonetheless, I have a daisy wheel printer that is a few decades old. Basically electronic typewriters, but without their own keyboard. There are no drivers for it in existence, and it was built long before Windows or USB were even invented. As it turned out, this cable worked with no problems. My daisy wheel just doesn't work with Windows 7 64 Pro. I had to manually add the printer, choose an open USB port, and choose the generic text only driver (which is exactly what you'd use with your I have not found a single problem with this item.
There is probably nothing wrong with the cable or adapter. In my attempt to connect the printer, I was unable to find a way of making it work. It would be easy to write off this issue as a WinWoes 10 issue, a driver issue, or an enhanced security rule issue The old printer may be broken or it may simply not work. I'm not sure what to Missed a shot while taking a shot. In spite of numerous allegations, the product has never been proven to be faulty.