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Fix Error 2753 (HP Printer) error

By Sushant Mehta on June 3, 2013

HP Driver Download & Updates – all devices

HP Printer Error 2753 – what is it and how do I fix it?

Many Windows 7 and Windows Vista users have complained of receiving Error 2753 when they try to install HP 3055 printer. Common as it is, the error is easily resolved. Read on for details on how to fix this HP printer error.

Cause of HP Printer Error 2753

The error usually occurs when the installation script is unable to install the following two files:

Net Driver HPZ12 (C:WindowsSystem32HPZinw12.dll)

Pml Driver HPZ12 (C:WindowsSystem32HPZipm12.dll)

This usually happens when an improper version of these files is present in the System32 folder and the installation script is unable to overwrite them. Error 2753 may also occur when these files are partially installed and the printer installer is unable to overwrite them.

Solution to HP Printer Error 2753

To fix the issue, perform the following steps;

  1. Open Windows Explorer
  2. Navigate to the System32 folder
  3. Locate the HPZipm12.dll and HPZinw12.dll files.
  4. Delete or rename these files
  5. Install the HP printer again.

Printer errors can also occur when the printer driver is outdated. Because of this reason it is necessary that you regularly update your printer and other drivers. The easiest way of doing this is by using an advanced and reliable driver update tool.

Filed Under: Software Drivers Tagged With: error, error 2753, hp, printer

Resolve Ethernet controller driver error code 31 windows 7

By Sushant Mehta on June 1, 2013

There are many different driver error codes – some are not difficult to resolve, while others can prove a lot more troublesome, even the most technically proficient. Luckily error code 31 belongs to the easy-to-resolve category.

Error code 31 can occur with many hardware devices. However, it is most commonly seen with Ethernet cards. While irritating, error code 31 is not something you need to lose sleep over, because it can be quickly fixed by installing the latest Ethernet drivers.

Windows 7 Ethernet Drivers

Error Message

Each error code is accompanied with an error message, which may or may not correctly point to the cause of the problem. The error message that one receives with error code 31 is:

“This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device (Code 31)”

How to see the error code 31 error message

Error code 31 is a device manager error code and, as such, is displayed in the Device status box, under the General tab in the device’s properties dialog box. In other words, a message on the desktop does not flash when this error occurs. To view error code 31, perform the steps listed below:

  1. Click the Windows icon
  2. Type devmgmt.msc in the Start Search box
  3. Press Enter
  4. Double-click Network adapters in the Device Manager window to view all the network devices installed (when a problem with a hardware device occurs, an exclamation mark, a question mark, or a yellow triangle is displayed beside it)
  5. Double-click your Ethernet card
  6. The error code 31 will be displayed in its Device status box

Why error code 31 occurs

The most common reasons are:

  • Missing drivers
  • Outdated drivers
  • Corrupt drivers

How to fix error code 31 Ethernet controller driver

To fix this issue, you must download and install the latest Ethernet controller drivers. The most effective and quickest way of updating Ethernet controller drivers is by using a reliable and compatible driver update tool. Although you need to pay a subscription fee to use such applications, the good ones are worth their cost and are reasonably priced. To update drivers using such an application, all you do is download the software and follow the on-screen instructions. On the other hand, if you decide to update drivers manually, you need a follow a more involved process that involves the following steps:

  1. Write down the details of your Ethernet card (you can find the details from the device manager window or from the box in which the Ethernet card came or from the Ethernet card itself)
  2. Go to the manufacturer’s website
  3. Search for the latest driver for your Ethernet card
  4. If found (yes, you do not always get the required drivers on the manufacturer’s website!), download the drivers
  5. Install the new Ethernet card drivers
  6. Restart Windows

Filed Under: Software Drivers Tagged With: error code 31, ethernet, windows 7

How to get Sound Drivers for Windows XP

By Sushant Mehta on May 26, 2013

Many XP users experience problems with no sound in Windows even when a sound card is installed. This problem is not program-specific, if you are experiencing sound problems with just one program, then it is likely to be a settings issue with that program. More often than not, the root cause of multi-program sound loss, is missing or outdated sound drivers.

Sound drivers allow your operating system to recognize and work with the installed sound card. Sound-related issues occur when there is some problem with the sound card.

Before we discuss how to resolve such sound-related issues, let us take a look at the common situations in a Windows XP computer when problems are likely to occur due to one or other issues with sound drivers:

  • You’ve upgraded your computer to Windows XP, but not the sound drivers, and the previous sound drivers are incompatible with the XP operating system
  • You or some other program, such as a virus program, has deleted the driver files mistakenly or deliberately
  • You’ve installed a new sound card, but not the drivers present in the CD that came with the hardware device

There are other possible causes for sound drivers problems but most sound driver errors occur due to one of the above reasons.

To fix the issue of ‘no sound’ when a viable sound card is installed, you would need to update your sound drivers, a task that can be completed in four different ways.

How to update windows XP sound drivers

  • Windows Update

  • Download and install the latest Windows updates. Often updates related to built-in drivers can be found in new Windows updates. So there is every chance that the issue may get fixed after installing the latest updates. If, for some reasons, it doesn’t, move on to the next
  • Install drivers from the driver CD

If you’ve installed a new sound card, you might have received a CD with it. This CD is likely to contain drivers for the sound card. If you have not run the CD already, insert it into your CD/DVD ROM, and install the latest drivers from it.

  • Install drivers manually

Those who do not have a driver CD with them, or those who did not receive a driver CD, will need to download and install the drivers manually. Manual updating a driver can sometimes prove tricky, especially when you don’t find the required drivers on the manufacturer’s website.

  • Use a driver update application

The fastest and easiest way of updating drivers is to use a driver update tool. Such tools are easy to use and, most importantly, can install new drivers in less than a few minutes.

Filed Under: Software Drivers Tagged With: audio-sound, windows xp

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