HP 4250 manual

Driver does not match OS:

The driver information file file_name that was specified for Windows 2000/XP is actually a driver information file for Windows NT 4.0. The specified driver has been installed, but it will appear in your driver list as a Windows NT 4.0 driver. This driver may or may not be compatible with Windows 2000/XP. HP recommends that you test the driver thoroughly. For more information about drivers, consult the online manual.

Driver does not match OS:

file _name is not the correct driver information file for Windows 4.0. To add a driver for Windows NT 4.0, rerun this Add Driver wizard and specify the correct driver setup information file (*.inf). For more information about drivers, consult the online manual.

Driver information not found:

The driver information in file_name does not match the selected printer model driver_name. Please specify another driver setup information file (*.inf) for OS. For more details on driver name mismatches, refer to the Online Manual.

Driver Initialization - initialization complete

Driver Initialization - initialization failed

Driver Installation Complete

Driver Initialization Required

The driver specified for Windows 2000/XP is really a Windows NT 4.0 driver and has been installed as such.

Although this driver will probably work, you may wish to determine if there is a "native" 2000/XP driver available for this printer. To do this, locate and install the native Windows 2000/ XP driver; this will ensure this driver works properly with Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

If you choose not to find the native driver, test the driver thoroughly after it has been installed and initialized.

The .inf file specified for the Windows NT 4.0 driver is not a Windows NT 4.0 driver file.

You will need to re-run the Add Driver Wizard and either specify

the correct operating system for this .inf file, or specify a Windows NT 4.0 .inf file.

The name of the printer driver specified in the indicated file does not match the name of the printer driver in the other driver .inf files being installed.

If you are trying to install both an NT and a 2K driver, consider adding two printers to the PSA: one with the NT driver and the second (same printer with a different name) with a 2K driver.

If you are trying to install a 9x driver and the name does not match, it is possible that the driver names provided for different operating systems are not the same. If this is the case, please contact HP support.

Informational.

In order for drivers to be deployed to client machines via point and print, the drivers must be properly initialized. If a driver has

failed to initialize it will be disabled by the PSA and cannot be enabled (but it can be re-installed).

A disabled driver may still be associated with a printer, but when a client tries to install that printer the driver files will not be provided by the PSA and the user will be prompted to provide the printer driver files.

Informational.

In order for drivers to be deployed to client machines via point and print, the drivers must be properly initialized. If a driver has

failed to initialize it will be disabled by the PSA and cannot be enabled (but it can be re-installed).

A disabled driver may still be associated with a printer, but when a client tries to install that printer the driver files will not be provided by the PSA and the user will be prompted to provide the printer driver files.