Handle is invalid when printing

This may sound simplistic, but if you haven't already tried it. Delete the printer:

Start> In search box type devices and printers> Enter> When Devices and Printers opens, right click the offending printer and delete> Shut down the PC completely> Disconnect the printer from your computer> Boot the PC again and let it start up fully> Connect the printer to your PC> The OS should find and install the latest driver> See if you can print now

While this is very similar to deleting and reinstalling the driver, the process is a bit different. You might also try a clean start, and see if it will print then

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A Guy

Ahh, sorry See if this suggestion helps:

1. On the laptop, select: Control Panel/ Printers /Add Printer

2. Choose Add Local Printer. (Yes Local, NOT Network.) Uncheck the box marked "Automatically detect my PnP printer. Click Next

3. Select Create a New Port and leave the default in the drop down selection as Local Port. Click Next

4. Windows displays a small dialogue box asking a port name. Key in

\\Host name\printer name

Host name - is the name of the desktop eg User-judf5564 or Home etc.
Printer Name - is MP530 or OffcPrnt, etc.

Click OK


5. Windows will show a list of printer vendors and models. The list looks just like the Windows Add Hardware Dialog. Select your printer manufacturer and printer model from the list. My particular model wasn't shown so I clicked on Windows Update. After an interminable wait the list of models was updated. I chose the closest match and will update the driver later.

6. When offered, indicate that you want a test print.

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A Guy

Well that sucks OK, I know this mentions Windows 8, but see if Enable bidirectional support is checked on the trouble printer

Go the Devices > Printers > Right-click on the device icon and select Printer Properties. Select the Ports tab. Then unselect the option "Enable bidirectional support". You should be good to go.

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A Guy