My Office Picture Manager calls a dialog that has a dropbox to set the printer. If you can create a document image (*.mdi) you will know it's the printer driver that has a problem.
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Windows 7 won't print through Photo Viewer and Picture Manager.
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Every time I open a picture file with Windows Photo Viewer or Office Picture Manager and attempt to print, I get 4 message boxes that read, "Your pictures can't be printed because this error occurred".
There is nothing else but an OK button - not even an error ID.
The strangest thing is I can print anything with any other program just fine. Firefox, Photoshop, all of those print without a problem. It's only Photo Viewer and Picture Manager that do this.
Printer is an Epson RX595 with 64 bit drivers.
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Anonymous
2012-09-26T17:02:12+00:00 Thanks for your interest.
I have resolved this problem with Photo Gallery not printing photoswith the help of Microsoft Answers.
I have Windows 7 on my computer and I had to create a new User Account, as it seems that my original one had become corrupted.
Photo Gallery printing works as it should now and I find it very quick and useful. However, it was a hassle transferring everything to the new User Account.
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Anonymous
2013-01-09T14:40:55+00:00 Hi,
The only and simple solution for this problem is:
Delete the "wrong" profile in Windows display color management.
Right click on desktop / display resolution / enhanced settings / color management
Check if a profile is linked to display, if yes - delete this profile.
If not - click tab “all profiles”, sort by “class”, check which ICC profile is assigned to class “display”, delete this profile.
Sorry, I have a German Windows only and I don't know the exact expression for English settings.
I tried every solution to solve this problem - change photowiz.dll, reinstall drivers, ...
But I don't want to create a new user profile and copy all settings and data’s to the new profile.
This cannot be a real solution, because the cause is so trivial and the solution is so simple.
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Anonymous
2013-03-16T17:36:14+00:00 This has to be a real solution, it actually works, well it worked for me. I am also able to go back later and re-enable a correct profile and it continues to work.
Good effective solution.
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Anonymous
2013-03-24T11:58:42+00:00 This has to be a real solution, it actually works, well it worked for me. I am also able to go back later and re-enable a correct profile and it continues to work.
Good effective solution.
Do you delete all ICC Profiles for Display?
I have 8 different ones...