Windows Vista Interactive Services message on Vista Home Basic

I have just installed an HP Laserjet 1018. When I run out of paper, the printer sends my computer a message about it, which, after reloading the paper tray, I have to click so that the print job can resume. In XP, the message displays immediately in my monitor, allowing me to easily click on Retry, once I have reloaded the paper. In Vista, this involves clicking on an Interactive Services window, which blacks out my display for a couple of seconds, before taking me to the window I need to click on to run my print job.

Is there any way I can disable this Interactive Services feature, or at least, get it to stop blacking out my display?

 

Thanks, broni, that "feature" was annoying me, too. The next time I boot into Vista (means: when I'm sorta caught up on actual work!) I'm killing off that service for good. Starting with UAC and moving along, Vista sure seems intent on protecting me from myself!
Johanna

 

Thanks, Broni. I've disabled it already and we'll see if I get that message again, the next time my printer runs out of paper.