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   Subject: Re: Epson WF-2630 Driver for Win 2000   
   Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2016 22:44:50 -0500   
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   Snuffy "Hub Cap" McKinney wrote:   
      
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   > Anyone know where I can get a driver for 2000? Earliest drivers listed on the   
    website are for XP, Vista and Server 2003.    
      
   I did a quick online search and the driver sites only list Windows XP as   
   the earliest version.  Could be Epson never made Win2000 drivers for   
   that model.  You could try the WinXP drivers to see if those work.  If   
   the XP driver does not work then you'll have use the Add Printer wizard   
   to pick from a list of included printers (drivers that came with   
   Windows) to find a model that approximates yours.   
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