TOSHIBA e-STUDIO383P Printer Driver Download / Software installation

Last Updated on 29.10.2025 by DriverNew

Drivers and Software for Operating Systems: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista (64-bit / 32-bit)

Printer Model: TOSHIBA e-STUDIO383P

These are the drivers and software that are included on the CD that came with the printer TOSHIBA e-STUDIO383P.

TOSHIBA e-STUDIO383P

This installation disk with drivers is intended for several printer models: TOSHIBA e-STUDIO383P.

These are drivers for operating systems: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (64-bit / 32-bit). Drivers for newer operating systems have not been released, but these drivers are compatible with the operating systems: Windows 11, Windows 10 and there are no problems with their installation and operation.

This is a driver that will provide full functionality for your selected model. TOSHIBA e-STUDIO383P / e-STUDIO 383P.

Install the printer driver on Windows

Extract the driver

Open that folder and confirm you can see: …***.inf (.INF). Keep this window open — you’ll point Windows to this file.An example of what an .INF file might look like:

Connect and power on the printer

Plug the printer into your PC with USB. Turn the printer On and wait ~10–20 seconds. If Windows shows “Driver unavailable,” continue — the steps below will fix it.

Open the classic Add-Printer wizard

Press Win + R, type control, press Enter to open Control Panel. Go to Hardware and Sound → Devices and Printers. Click Add a printer. If your printer isn’t listed, click The printer that I want isn’t listed.

Choose manual setup

Select Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings → Next. On Choose a printer port, select Use an existing port → pick USB001 (Virtual printer port for USB) → Next. (If printing doesn’t work later, you can switch to USB002 in Printer Properties → Ports.)

Install the printer driver with Have Disk

On Install the printer driver, click Have Disk… → Browse…. Navigate to the extracted folder and select: ***.inf → Open → OK. Select (file name) when it appears → Next. If asked to replace an existing driver, choose Replace the current driver → Next. Name the printer (write any name) → Next → Finish. Right-click your new printer → Printer properties → Print Test Page.

This video shows you how to install a printer driver on a Windows operating system.

If you don’t see file name extensions (.INF) when you view files in File Explorer

For Windows 10 operating system: If you don’t see the file extension (.inf): 1. In File Explorer, select “View” on the menu bar. 2. Click to enable “File Name Extensions”.For Windows 11 operating system: If you don’t see file name extensions (.INF) when you view files in File Explorer: In the search box on the taskbar, type file explorer, and in the search results, select File Explorer. In File Explorer, select View → Show → File name extensions.

Quick fixes (only if it doesn’t print first try)

No print / “Offline”:

Right-click the printer → Printer properties → Ports → switch between USB001 and USB002 → Apply → test again.

Print Spooler hiccup:

Press Win + R → type services.msc → Enter → double-click Print Spooler → Restart → try a test page.

Why we recommend only this method

Right-clicking an .INF file to “Install” may add files to Windows, but it often doesn’t link the CAPT driver to the correct USB virtual port on Windows. The Have Disk method above sets everything up properly in one pass and is the most reliable approach for this printer.