Vista installation of P1505n drivers

Hello, i am having problem with installation of drivers , on to Vista Business. The installation,starts but when the printer is connected to the machine, nothing happens (the Vista recognises the printer as "unknown device" ), and installation hangs.... I tried all possible ways of installation,whit all drivers.Printer is 100% working, because i tested it, on other Vista machines, it just wont recognise on this particular one.

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I haven't kept up but you do need to uninstall graphic driver and let Windows update/install its own and then you can use ATI Catalyst 10.x
The problems from last fall - and no longer true, but this is how it use to be. THERE ARE POSTS regarding iMac 27" graphic drivers around.
A tip and workaround for how to get ATI mobility/laptop drivers so that Windows no longer thinks the ATI is a desktop card:
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1. Install Boot Camp 3.0 and upgrade to 3.1
2. Uninstall graphic drivers and run Driver Sweeper
http://www.guru3d.com/category/driversweeper/
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removing the crashing driver by going into windows 7 setup via its install cd and deleting the ati driver manaully
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Now the upshot of using modified drivers is that it FORCES the catalyst control panel to be installed, meaning you get a few more options to mess around with the card.
I couldn't use the original apple drive, it locks up, the newer one had banding, the newer radeon drivers direct form ATI wouldn't work until they were modded and then they cause black screens.
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THIS driver changed they way windows saw the video card in device manager.
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Unable to repair failed Vista installation

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Hi
This is very strange
How did you try to install the OS from recovery disk?
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Furthermore the Vista is already activated and its not necessary to put any serial keys.
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> 1) Vista DVD has SATA drivers but WXP doesn't. Do you think the possibility not to recognize the HDD is high? I can't understand where you mean to install the HDD drivers.....
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Could you tell me where i can find the right driver/toshiba software for vista operating system.
thanks a lot

Toshiba US has some Vista Drivers for the NB200 series, some are XP/Vista and some are Vista/Win7 some are defined as beta...
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=2336270& rpn=PLL20U&modelFilter=&selCategory=3&selFamily=23 36267
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Todd Thieu wrote:
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Welcome to the Apple boards:
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HI, NICE DAY
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Hi!
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