Canon I Sensys Lbp6230dw User Guide

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Restrictions  and  cautions regarding the  handling of the  printer, useful  tips,  and  other information  are  indicated  using the  marks
below.
Indicates operational  requirements and  restrictions. Be sure  to  read  these items carefully to  operate the  printer
correctly and  avoid  damage  to  the  printer or property.
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This section  describes  basic  Windows  operations and  includes disclaimers, copyright  information, and  other information.
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Basic Windows Operations
Displaying the Printer Folder
Enabling  [Network discovery]
Displaying the [CD - ROM/DVD - ROM Setup]  Screen
Checking the Bit  Architecture
Displaying [Programs and  Features] or [Add  or Remove Programs]
Displaying [Device Manager]
Displaying the Printer Folder
Windows XP Professional/Server  2003
[Start]   select [Printers  and  Faxes].
Windows XP Home  Edition
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   [Printers  and  Other Hardware]  [Printers  and  Faxes].
Windows Vista
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   [Printer].
Windows 7/Server  2008 R2
[Start]  
 select [Devices  and  Printers].
Windows 8/Server  2012
Right -click the  lower-left  corner of the  screen 
 select [Control  Panel]   [View devices and  printers].
Windows Server 2008
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   double-click [Printers].
Enabling [Network  discovery]
If  you are  using Windows  Vista/7/8/Server 2008/Server  2012, enable  [Network  discovery] to  view the  computers on  your network.
Windows Vista
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   [View network status and  tasks]   under [Network  discovery], select [Turn on  network discovery].
Windows 7/Server  2008 R2
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   [View network status and  tasks]   [Change  advanced  sharing  settings]   under [Network  discovery],
select [Turn on  network discovery].
Windows 8/Server  2012
Right -click the  lower-left  corner of the  screen 
 select [Control  Panel]   [View network status and  tasks]   [Change  advanced  sharing
settings]   under [Network  discovery], select [Turn on  network discovery].
Windows Server 2008
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   double-click [Network  and  Sharing Center]  under [Network  discovery], select [Turn on  network
discovery].
Displaying the [CD-ROM/DVD -ROM Setup]  Screen
If  your computer  does not  display the  [CD-ROM/DVD -ROM  Setup] screen after you insert the  CD -ROM/DVD -ROM, follow  the  procedure
below. This following  example  uses D: as the  name of the  CD -ROM/DVD -ROM  drive. The CD -ROM/DVD -ROM  drive name may  be
different  on  your computer.
Windows XP/Server  2003
[Start]  
 select [Run]   enter D:\MInst.exe   click [OK].
Windows Vista/7/Server 2008
[Start]  
 enter D:\MInst.exe  in [Search programs and  files]  or [Start Search]  press the  [ENTER]  key  on  the  keyboard.
Windows 8/Server  2012
Right -click the  lower-left  corner of the  screen 
 select [Run]   enter D:\MInst.exe   click [OK].
Checking  the Bit Architecture
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							If  you are  not  sure  whether  your computer  is  running  32-bit or 64-bit Windows, follow  the  procedure below to  check.
Display [Control  Panel].
Windows Vista/7/Server 2008
[Start]   select [Control  Panel].
Windows 8/Server  2012
Right -click the  lower-left  corner of the  screen 
 select [Control  Panel].
Display [System].
Windows Vista/7/8/Server 2008 R2/Server  2012
Click [System and  Security] or [System and  Maintenance]   [System].
Windows Server 2008
Double-click [System].
Check  the bit architecture.
32- bit operating systems
[32-bit Operating System] is  displayed.
64- bit operating systems
[64-bit Operating System] is  displayed.
Displaying [Programs and Features] or [Add  or Remove Programs]
Windows XP/Server  2003
[Start]   [Control  Panel]   select [Add or Remove Programs].
Windows Vista/7/Server 2008 R2
[Start]  
 [Control  Panel]   select [Uninstall  a Program].
Windows 8/Server  2012
Right -click the  lower-left  corner of the  screen 
 [Control  Panel]   select [Uninstall  a Program].
Windows Server 2008
[Start]  
 select [Control  Panel]   double-click [Programs  and  Features].
Displaying [Device Manager]
Windows XP
[Start]  [Control  Panel]  [Performance  and  Maintenance]  [System] [Hardware] select [Device Manager].
Windows Vista/7/Server 2008 R2
[Start]  
[Control  Panel]  [Hardware and  Sound]  or [Hardware] select [Device Manager].
Windows 8/Server  2012
Right -click the  lower-left  corner of the  screen 
[Control  Panel]  [Hardware and  Sound]  select [Device Manager].
Windows Server 2003
[Start]  
[Control  Panel]  [System] [Hardware] select [Device Manager].
Windows Server 2008
[Start]  
select [Control  Panel]  double-click [Device Manager].
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