Troubleshooting Printers - CompTIA A+ 220-1001 - 5.6

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Printers combine mechanical operation with technical processing, and troubleshooting both of these characteristics at the same time can be challenging. In this video, you’ll learn how to resolve output problems, physical paper jams, operating system issues, and more.
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[trahman]

Hi, I just wanted to confirm something, at 5:48, if you do print out a test page and you find that the driver inside of Windows is in fact configured properly, then does that mean the issue is related to a driver?

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This has absolutely no bearing on the (very helpful) video but I saw it and just had to ask: is the user Rodney McKay a reference to the tv show stargate? I ended up watching the video two more times because I got distracted by the name lol. Excellent video btw, printers have been giving me so much trouble on my practice tests!