Divide by Zero Exception Code 0xc0000094

[Guest mpdd]

I have an OKI printer that has been hooked directly to my computer with

a USB cable for 4 months; today it stopped working. I searched for all

OKI files and deleted all of them, re-installed all the drivers and I am

still getting the error 0xc0000094 which I believe is a divide by zero

error. I'm running XP pro and just downloaded SP3 thinking that might

fix the problem but it didn't either.

 

I have an older HP printer hooked up also. It continues to work just

fine with no problems.

 

Can anyone help me?

[Guest mpdd]

Re: Divide by Zero Exception Code 0xc0000094

 

mpdd wrote:

> I have an OKI printer that has been hooked directly to my computer with

> a USB cable for 4 months; today it stopped working. I searched for all

> OKI files and deleted all of them, re-installed all the drivers and I am

> still getting the error 0xc0000094 which I believe is a divide by zero

> error. I'm running XP pro and just downloaded SP3 thinking that might

> fix the problem but it didn't either.

>

> I have an older HP printer hooked up also. It continues to work just

> fine with no problems.

>

> Can anyone help me?

 

I forgot to mention, that I also tried another USB port and that didn't

work.

[Guest CHJ]

RE: Divide by Zero Exception Code 0xc0000094

 

I also have an OKI printer. I noticed when trying to print the program (any

program) just quits. I have it hooked up to a wireless network and i can

easily print from my MacBook. I also downloaded SP3 and no luck. just

another person sharing the same trouble.

 

Chandler

 

"mpdd" wrote:

> I have an OKI printer that has been hooked directly to my computer with

> a USB cable for 4 months; today it stopped working. I searched for all

> OKI files and deleted all of them, re-installed all the drivers and I am

> still getting the error 0xc0000094 which I believe is a divide by zero

> error. I'm running XP pro and just downloaded SP3 thinking that might

> fix the problem but it didn't either.

>

> I have an older HP printer hooked up also. It continues to work just

> fine with no problems.

>

> Can anyone help me?

>