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21-Apr-2009, 03:04 PM #1
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I currently have a Dell AIO 946 printer plugged into my computer via USB cable, and periodically, when I have the printer turned off, it will disconnect (Windows makes the device disconnect sound) and then reconnect itself, and then printer head will move and reset.

I realize this is just a small annoyance, but around every 10-15 minutes my printer is doing this, and it is immensely annoying. Typically now I just leave the damn thing unplugged. Does anyone have any possible solutions?
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