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Today, something interesting happened. New equipment was delivered to our school (from flat-screen TVs to a mousepad), and among them were several computers. I don't know about all of them, but the one I saw (and also installed) had Vista. Nothing unusual, until I started connecting the printer at the end. And that's when the problems began. The printer is old, yes, about 10 years old, but it still works. But Vista didn't think so and simply didn't recognize it. Old drivers didn't help either. I don't know if there are new drivers available online for such an old model, but without them, I think it will be difficult. Just some food for thought.