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			<title><![CDATA[Slic3r Port Disconnect (Stopping mid-print)]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>I&#039;ve been having trouble with my brand new solidoodle 2. Almost every print that I&#039;ve printed lately has been ruined by the fact that my printer suddenly stops and loses connection with my computer. I click disconnect and reconnect and then I get the message, &quot;the port does not exist.&quot; I have tried everything from plugging the printer straight into the wall to changing the baud rate to 25,000. I am using a computer that I built last summer and using windows 7. It&#039;s really frustrating me and discouraging me from printing anything remotely large because I&#039;m tired of wasting plastic and time. I know that I may have a faulty usb cable or faulty drivers at this time, but I don&#039;t know how to fix the drivers.&nbsp; The RH log screen says nothing when the printer disconnects. The printer just stops mid-print and when I try to control the printer manually it doesn&#039;t respond. The only way that I can get the printer to connect again is by clicking disconnect in RH and then unplug/replug in the usb cable to my computer and then hit connect in RH again. If I do not unplug/replug the usb cable and just hit disconnect/connect I get the message &quot;The port does not exist.&quot; Its very frustrating stuff. It doesn&#039;t look as if any damage has been done to the motherboard and the packaging looked well done with no damage done to the box when I received it. Any help is greatly appreciated.</p>]]></description>
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