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• Can't print on network printers after Microsoft Update

  I have 3 other computer Windows XP SP3, which, after having done the automatic updates in the last 4 days. (Week of (13/09/2010) have lost the ability to print on network printers.  Computers are different subnets, using different brands of printers.  In any printer IP can be crazy and network connections are good.

  Have deleted updates using Add / Remove programs in Control Panel.  Have deleted the printers and ports and re-installed, changed the settings of the printer to print directly, restarted the printer-queue service.  All have failed to correct the problem.  What Miss me?

  I found the solution to my computers.  Apparently, there was an interaction between Windows Update and McAfee in which McAfee ended up with a list of blocked for the server application entry of spooling print:

  The application name = Spooler SubSystem App
  Application = C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SPOOLSV path. EXE

  Once I changed the permissions to "Allow" for this application, I was able to print directly to the printer again.

• Problem adding network printers; received this message error «Windows cannot connect to the printer or the name of the printer...» »

  Hello

  I have a Windows XP pro (Lenovo) that I recently ran the recovery and returned to certain configurations of 1.5 years. Now I can't add a network printer and get always the message error «Windows cannot connect to the printer or the name of the printer...» ». I ping the printer and all on my network can add these printers, it's just that a machine that fails to add network printers.

  I disabled the firewall, but were still unable to add the printer. Then I found some difficulties to register for a similar problem, but they were not useful... It really becomes a big headache, especially Windows restore does not work...

  I strongly suspect that 1.5 years, someone has renamed the printer.  Use Windows Explorer to navigate to the print server through My Network Places and see what it's callednow .  Otherwise, you could ask your network/system administrator.  You should know... Please vote if this has been helpful!  Please, click on Brand or propose as answer if that answered your question!

• Unable to connect to my network printers

  I just changed my router Netgear MR314 wireless to a Linksys WRT300N wireless router.  I can connect to the internet OK, but I can't connect to my two network printers.  They are connected to the router with a CAT5 cable.  Both worked on the old router wireless before the change.

  Another point is that I have a HP JetDirect, print server cable connected to the router with a different printer.  This connection works OK.

  Tell all about how to solve the problem?

  I finally got everything to work.  I have reset the router and all printers to factory default and restarted with the installation.  The system has assigned a new IP address to the printer, so I had to reinstall on my contuters.

• Mapping of network printers and folders for users

  How to map network printers by using a script for logging user? user data and also how I have the card in a folder shared?

  Here's how to map a network (or folder) drive in Vista: http://www.vista4beginners.com/Map-Network-Drive.

  Here's how to install a Vista network printer: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Install-a-printer-on-a-home-network.  I don't know why you would need a script because if the printer is properly installed and that the security settings are correct, all users must be able to print to this and no script should be held (or do you have something in mind).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Windows Server 2008 R2 gets really slow, loses the connection, network printers.

  I have a Windows Server 2008 R2, Dell PowerEdge T610 which very often at a time, it is really slow, loses the connection to all network printers and network resources are limited. We check scheduled task, updates of Windows and go on throughout this period. We check the event viewer, and there is nothing extraordinary. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions?

  Hello

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  Since we are unable to help you better on the problems associated with Windows Server 2008 R2. Our TechNet team have the expertise to help guide you accordingly.

  That's why I ask you to please get in touch with our TechNet support team to resolve the issue.

  I appreciate your cooperation in this regard.

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• Windows 7 does not print on network printers

  Hello

  I have a network with 3 Windows 7 Machines and 3 network printers, all have static IP addresses.  Printers are all different manufacturers...

  I can't seem to print correctly to all printers of 2 machines, but having problems with the 3rd.

  Used to work, it has stopped working recently.

  Printers will install correctly and appear to be working, but then I get a yellow exclamation on printers.  When I try to print to the printer, the jobs go to the queue printing, and finally, I get a message in the queue - "printing error".  I do not receive a message printer offline."

  I can successfully ping command on the ip addresses of printers, and appropriate answers.

  The only way I am able to use these printers on this particular machine is if I connect to them by another machine of work (shared printers) is not a viable solution, as I then have the machine on that printers are shared from to be able to print.

  I tried a lot of different things; creating a user profile, uninstall and reinstall the printers, unchecking SMTP in the advanced settings of the printers, deleted and then recreated ports, the system restore when printers were working properly, etc.

  I have scanned for viruses, etc.

  When I try to print to a specific printer, the software that is installed to manage the printer will also open as if work goes to print, but it never did and finally error.

  I did a lot of research in the forums and tried almost all outside to reload the operating system.  It is a last resort...

  Any help would be greatly appreciated...

  It is a coup in the water, but on the only other thing I can think of.

  You can reset the print subsystem in its default state by running the following Microsoft Fixit routine--> http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9829711

  I suggest you uninstall all software related to printers using the control panel > programs and features before running the Fixit.  Close all open applications before running the Fixit.

  The Fixit allows uninstalling all printers and requires a reboot after the execution.  After the reboot, reinstall using freshly downloaded software from the website of the manufacturer of the printer.

  Details of what the routine Fixit are described here--> http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2012/02/24/microsoft-fixit-for-printing.aspx?Redirected=true&PageIndex=1

• Network printers disappear in Windows 7

  I connect to two printers on my office network.  One is a Dell, the other laser printer a HP deskjet printer.  They have worked very well for many, many months, both for me and for my colleagues.

  I have recently upgraded to Windows 7, XP and have worked out the kinks.

  I noticed today that, after the restart, my network printers are visible in the devices dialog box and printers.  However, at the time when I try to print from Word or Excel (maybe other things as well; they are the only two apps I tried), they both disappear, me leaving no printer.

  Excel gives me the message "no printer is installed."

  If I try to add printers, I get a message, "Windows can't open add printer."  The local print spooler service is not running.  Please restart the spooler or restart the machine. »

  I reboot, they show once again.  Try to print, they disappear again.

  Could be a coincidence, but I installed Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 today.  Don't know what it would be important, however.

  I am running Office 2007.

  Any thoughts?

  Thank you!

  Andy

  Update:
  It seems that the problem is caused by Office 2007.  I can print fine go to Outlook, but when I try to print from Word or Excel, printers disappear - and I have to restart to recover.

  In addition, nobody else in the Office has the problem.  They can all fine print.

  Thank you!

  Andy

  Andrew,

  I'm assuming that your server is configured as a print server. If so, the drivers are stored on the server. When you install the printer, these drivers install on your local workstation. There is a good chance that the server currently has no Win7 drivers installed, you receive the drivers who are probably not compatible with Win7.
  A good way to solve this problem is to print directly to the printer, rather than via the print server. Since I am more familiar with Dell printers, I'm going to try to help you get that one up and running.
  You can get the Dell printer model?
  -Cody

• Prevent redirection of network printers in Windows 7 clients

  We use a server W2K3 running Terminal Server services. Windows 7 clients all have their network printers, but also their redirecting local printers.  I want to only local printers to redirect as XP clients.

  Our sellers when in the office, all use the server terminal server.  Then when they are all in the office and connected, they each have anywhere from 2 to 8 printer redirection (or try to redirect) is totally useless as network printers are already installed on the server terminal server.  So I could see only one printer appears 15 times with all the redirects clients.  The DRC XP not redirect network printers.  How can I get only the local printer redirected.  I tried the RedirectDefaultPrinterOnly, but for most users, that ends up being one of the network printers.

  All the results that I find are for remote printing does not.  For me it works too well.

  TIA

  Steve

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer/

• What keeps visible Hello on the network printers?

  Hello

  We have problems with a certain printer, which became visible many, many times on the list of visible printers on the network. OSX users still about 100 of these lines, which represents a single printer. Who is plugged into half a day already. It looks like this:

  

  How to get rid of this...? What keeps this list life anyway? Other Mac computers on the network? Judging by the documentation of this HP, I'm not alone. But it is not explained how to solve this behavior. Any suggestions?

  It is the result of a Bluetooth peripheral malfunction on the network, most likely the printer itself or a third-party router with incompatible settings or firmware. Restart the router can help temporarily. Otherwise, check with the manufacturer for support.

• install default HP network printers.

  OS - Windows 7 32 bit

  -Printers Laserjet 2605dn and deskjet 6840

  I had to reinstall Windows 7 because the spooler wouldn't stay running.  That works now.  When I try to install a printer through

  "devices and printers" it finds printers on the network very well. When you say install you get the page that lists all models and businesses.  These two are not there, so you should choose the update of windows.  He comes back and says that it cannot download the list of devices, to try again later.  Two days now and it still does not work. Tried to download the drivers.cabs form Windows.update.catalog and put them in manually, but this also fails.  I have a system dual boot 32/64 and the 64-bit worked no problem.  Microsoft gives you circular corrections that do not work.  Any ideas?  I went in the newspapers and get an error that says it failed when I install manually.  Nothing on the auto-install.  I really don't want to go on the road to the port.  Have always had problems with this as IP addresses change all power over.  Thank you

  Well, here's the bottom line.  After Reinstalling windows 7, loading the drivers stand alone for my HP printers, asking questions on several web sites, countless pages of cats of the computer reading, here's what finally worked.

  The spooler has started working correctly after reinstalling for local printers, but the printers network load.

  Finally, I ran a usb cable long machine laser printer and installed automatically without error.

  I removed this device.

  The way normal, I added a new network printer and installed correctly.

  I then added the other network printer and installed correctly.

• OfficeJet pro 8600: my two network printers has stopped printing

  I have two printers officejet pro 8600 in my house. All of a sudden both are not available from any laptop or mac on the network. This issue is not isolated to a single laptop or a printer. Printers are online and have an IP address. However, if I type the IP address in a browser, it can not be found. If I use the function "" update IP address"and run a search, it fails. I am certainly on the same network.  I always can email docs to my address hpeprint. Please advise...

  Turn off the printer and router. Turn on the router and wait 3 minutes. Now the power on the printer and wait they connect to your router, check. Try now.

• I am unable to ping to network printers in France of my server in England.

  I have two sitting printers on our network with ip 10.33.14.66 addresses French & 10.33.14.113. I can ping and print address 66, but not to address my server (10.44.41.38 ip address) England 113. I set up the ports in a way identicle and can add printers through AD. Why can I print to one and not the other?

  original title: network printing problem.

  Hello

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the TechNet Windows 7 networking forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/ieitprocurrentver/threads

• Windows 7 network printers (2 always be disconnected) * not SNMP * printer drivers

  I have 100 pc windows 7 on this network and only 1 pc is having this problem with 2 printers.  For 6 months now, I've been googling and trying to solve problems with 2 of its 5 printers showing "offline."  All printers are installed via the server here on the site in the same way.  And only 2 of them are continually have this problem.

  I changed the SNMP

  All printers are on a static IP address already

  I've uninstalled and reinstalled the printer through the server

  I deleted the ports and reinstall them manually manually using add/add printer port Wizard

  I removed from the print queue and restart the print spooler on his machine and my server

  I reinstalled the spooler to print on the local computer

  I updated to the latest manufacturers drivers for printers

  Printers in question are a 7800 Xerox and a scanner/copier Kyocera 5050.  Al these printers work and operatin fine on all the other machines on the network here, even when this machine is displayed in offline mode.  I'm tired of this issue.  We 2 of us in serving this office and 7 remote offices to the tune of 300 employees (I know, its ridiculous), and I don't have an easy way to simply rebuild his machine as we're overwhelmed, it is a production machine / I don't have a machine of temp I can put on that will be all applications will need.  If someone has a magic that they can send in a box, I'd be beyond grateful.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  Your question is beyond the scope of what is generally answered in this forum of consumer and would be better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.

  Please post your question in the TechNet Forums.

• All printers are gone, when I try to install the drivers of local or network printers that it says the printer drum is stopped and cannot install the drivers.

  I went to the Services page and started the spool to the printer and restarted (tried several times) and he still has the same error.  Each time I reload all printers (local and network) will be displayed in the printers and peripheral area, but it will not print.  When I reboot all printers will be again disappeared except two local USB printers (all are compatible Vista) and I still cannot print any printer or solution I tried.

  • not able to print
  • printer spool does not (started but Windows 7 think we turn it off)
  • Printer HP Laserjet 3300 unrecognized
  • I rebooted several times with no lick
  • Printers have disappeared each time computer starts then reappear but are not
  • Just downloaded the latest drivers and tried to install, but Windows 7 printer spool does not work
  • Called support of Windows 7 and I was told I had to pay $299 to speak with anyone
  • I went out tonight and bought a plan on the purchase of Mac for the entire company after another failure of Microsoft:(et 2900 $ sur Macbook Pro)

  Check your antivirus App disable to test the print functions. If this works, you need better virus protection.

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  Mark L. Ferguson MS - MVP