Spl-c Error Illegal Resolution
I'm trying to install the Samsung CLP-365W on my MacBook Pro Retina Mid 2012 with OS 10.8.4.
This computer does not have a disc drive so I cannot use the CD to install the software. I've tried to download and install the driver software from your website. I note that the software versions go to OC10.6. I have followed your instructions and changed the security settings so that OS10.8 can be downloaded.
When I try to print I get a message SPL-C ERROR - IllegalResolution
Can you advise me how I can install the software please, if this is the problem that I am having.
Thank you.
I am using Microsoft's Live Mesh program to remotely access a PC running Windows 7, running on 2 screens: one with 1920x1080 and the other 1920x1200 resolution.
Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) allows custom resolutions to be defined for both AMD/ATI and NVIDIA GPUs by creating EDID overrides directly in the registry without dealing with.inf files. A Ricoh Printer I'm dealling with is giving this error PCL XL error Warning. My colleague has been 'googling' with no final resolve.
I am accessing them via an old laptop with 1024x1078 resolution. The result is such tiny icons/commands that it is difficult to try and change the screen resolution from 2 high-res displays to the single low res display.
It would be great if there was a command line way of doing this. Or perhaps there is way through live mesh to do it. Any ideas?
Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ0078 Answers
The nircmd freeware tool can do this.
To change the display to 1024 x 768 with a 24 bit color depth:
nircmd.exe setdisplay 1024 768 24
nircmd also has other very numerous functions.
harrymcharrymcI found a Windows Powershell script sample, provided by Microsoft Technet, that is able to change the screen resolution.
The best way to invoke it, I found, was from a separate Powershell script, that looks like this:
(Note I had saved the Microsoft script as Set-ScreenResolution.ps1)
Then from the command line or Start->Run you can invoke the second Powershell script, which I named Invoke-Set-ScreenResolution.ps1 like this (the -noexit param is good at first for debugging, but you may want to remove it later on depending on whether you want the command window to close):
Try Display Changer 2, which can do this, as well as start a program and change the resolution back when it's stopped running (which you MAY be able to get working with mesh, but YMMV)
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PhoshiPhoshiI used a combination of Qres.exe and Sleep.exe (put these in your Windows folder) in startup batch files to change resolution among 2 users. The actual script is as follows:
(Whereas the low-res copy is Qres.exe /x:800 /y:600)
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If you want your icons to stay where you want them.. read on.
You'll need two more downloads:
-> Startup Delayer:
http://www.snapfiles.com/php/download.php?id=103272&a=7130353&tag=7329208&loc=2
-> DesktopOK
http://www.softwareok.com/?Download=DesktopOK&goto=./Download/DesktopOK.zip
Install Startup Delayer and place DesktopOK wherever you like, I used my 'user' folder.Organize your desktop, how you want it to be on every reboot.
In DesktopOK go to Options and tick 'Restore by Windows Startup', right click on the newly made 'Icon Layout' and click 'Use this for: Restore at Windows Startup'.
At this point you'll need to also check 'Start DesktopOK with windows'. The later two options will be unchecked automatically by of Startup Delayer later on.
Now locate DesktopOK in Startup Delayer and right-click 'Delay' it.
Now there's only one thing left to do, make your startup batch file.
Of course you'll need to put it in your startup folder, the reason the process is so extensive with the icons is because DesktopOK can't handle the resolution switch, and wants to move icons while the resolution is being changed, so we needed to delay the registry startup, and this is the only way I found. I don't dare claim this to be the best way, but I do claim it works, I found no other way, and I came up with the process myself. It gets around every aspect of the situation by replacing icons where they belong per-user.
Thanks for being so flexible Microsoft!
studiohack♦None of the already mentioned tools had all that I needed, so I came up with my own solution: ChangeScreenResolution.exe
Examples:
Change screen resolution of all monitors to 800x600px
Change screen resolution of all monitors to 800x600px with refresh rate of 60Hz and 32bit color depth
Set color depth of display with index 1 to 16bit
Quick overview of the options:
While somebody already mentioned Nirsoft's nircmd, the best tool from Nirsoft for this purpose is MultiMonitorTool.
It supports multi-monitor, saved configurations, 32 and 64 bit, changes in resolution, activation and orientation, etc.
pgrpgrWorthy to note the solution through built-in wmic command of Windows Management Instrumentation
Though can result in:
in some 'providers'