Need Windows Printer Fixing Software which only pretend to be fixing

Ok, when you run this software, it will detect active printer automatically, then there will be progress bar with some issues. Now it will show some problems as fake. If you click repair, it will be repaired and thats also fake.

Hey there! I did something similar in the past - monitoring of the print jobs so I'm familiar with the Windows API and the print functions. So I can build an app that is able to print test pages, check the current printer status (like Out of paper, paper jam etc.). Also the print jobs can be controlled by the WinAPI. If you are interested in working with me then click on the chat button to discuss more details. We can comment the price. Best Regards, Vanyo Vanev Senior C# .NET Developer

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Hi There, My names Anthony. I have been developing in C# for over 6 years. I have made this exact software before (though not for printers), where it will pretend its doing something (like installing software) and give the illusion that something is being done. Or in your case it would 'find errors' and give you a prompt to 'fix those errors'. This can be interrupted with your advertisement 'Click here to get help. Or however you would like it. I can customise to your design. I can complete this task for you in 1 working week (5 days). I did I.T support for over 5 years in my early life, so I'm aware of the types of 'common errors' that may come up. Depending on how sophisticated you want it, I can add some bits in to really get the user convinced. Such as a list of connected printers, Any previous errors saved to be re-iterated, General hardware displays etc.. Let us speak further about your specific requirements. Regards Anthony Reeder