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• Color LaserJetPro M177, other: sharing printers of HP network suddenly cannot be installed on the network

  I don't know if this forum is the right place to post a question to the enterprise level.  But here's my problem:

  I work for a public school district.  We have a number of HP laser printers installed in various laboratories and classrooms in the district.  These printers are connected to our network and are shared through our print server, PS1, which runs Windows Server R2 2012.  Until very recently, we have had no problem installing, sharing, and use of these printers in this method.  I mean, basically, use us management of printing on PS1 to create a TCP/IP port, then install the HP drivers for the printer you want, and then create the shared printer.  It is relatively simple.

  However, at some point during 3-4 months, things stopped working.  We can always install printers HP on PS1 as before, namely, but on a client PC (Win7 Pro x 64), when we sail to PS1 and doubleclick, the driver printer to install it, we get a message that says:

  "A policy is in effect on your computer that prevents you to connect to this queue.  Please contact your system administrator. »

  This would seem to indicate a problem within group policy.  But the thing is, we had not brought no change in the strategy of group before the encounter this problem.  (We made some changes after seeing this error, to try to fix it, but nothing works).

  This problem seems to affect all THE HP printers that do not use the universal print driver.  We discovered that, for some reason, the UPD to PCL6, printing, v5.7.0, works fine.  However, not all HP printers are compatible with this driver.   For printers,'re missing us a workaround solution.  We have not had this problem with other printers shared through our print server - such as our brand printer Sharp 30/copiers or printers Brother 15 or more.  Those that all continue to work properly.

  It may be only 64 customers who are affected.  However, as computing has changed strongly in the paradigm of 64-bit, we have a few 32-bit workstations left on our network with which we can test.  And anyway, it wouldn't matter if it DOES not work on 32-bit clients, because all computer is now firmly 64-bit.  We need these drivers to work under a 64-bit paradigm.

  Of course, I checked to make sure that I am downloading the drivers of HP.  Where a printer is not compatible with the universal print driver, I have download Win7 x 64 driver.  Of course I don't want the full installer, so I try to download a barebones driver, if available.  If it is not checked out, I extract it using 7zip.  I then copy them to a directory "drivers" on the print server.  Then I open the server print management, create my port if it does not already exist and then do a right-click drivers and choose "install".  When you are prompted to select a driver to install, I choose "Disk" and navigate to the directory where the driver exists.  After the installation of the driver, I have printers right click and choose "Add a printer", and then I select the driver that I just installed when prompted.

  I then go to a client computer, go to \\PS1 (the server) and select the name of the printer that I want to install in the list of all the printers on PS1.  It is when I get the error described above.  I get this error, regardless of the level of permissions that has my account.  I get when I log using my District business administrator credentials.

  In the event logs on the client machine (Microsoft/Windows/PrintService/Admin), I get the following message after one of these attempts to pilot install:

  Description:

  The print spooler could not import the printer driver that has been downloaded from \\ps1\print$\x64\PCC\ntprint.inf_amd64_a7ac65d1b7714fb1.cab in the driver store for the driver HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M177 PCLmS. code error = 800f024b. This can happen if there is a problem with the driver or the digital signature of the driver.

  The printer that generated this message was a Color LaserJet Pro M177, but we have lived this message with any other HP printer models, including the LaserJet P3015.

  What is more revealing, in Journal of the client PC to install (c:\windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log), any attempt to install one of these 'broken' HP drivers generates the following output:

  From c:\windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log:

  Impossible to check the file 'UNIRES. DLL' against the catalog. Catalog = ntprint.cat, error = 0xE000024B

  !!!  Sto: catalogue contained no hash of the file. File is probably damaged or a victim of manipulation.

  !!!  Sto: Driver package appears to be falsified. Filename = C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\Temp\{61572abe-df8e-19bb-2d9b-d057c6484c6d}\ntprint.inf, error is 0x800F024B

  !!!  Sto: Driver package seems to be corrupted, and it will not be installed.

  !!!  NDV: Driver package has no signature validation. Error = 0xE000024B

  Sto: {DRIVERSTORE_IMPORT_NOTIFY_VALIDATE exit (0xe000024b)} 10:57:24.124

  !!!  Sto: Driver package has no signature verification. Error = 0xE000024B

  !!!  Sto: impossible to import the driver package in the driver store. Error = 0xE000024B

  Sto: {stage Driver Package: exit (0xe000024b)} 10:57:24.124

  It's the only omission or error that appears in the setupapi.dev.log, then it would be to think that it is the real culprit - Windows does not allow the installation of the driver, because it cannot verify the digital signature of the UNIRES. DLL, which rained investigatoin reveals himself as one files contained in hpcm177_64.cab.

  So.  HP.  Does this mean that you ship pilots who incorrectly signed?  Or maybe you adjust Unires.dll in these pilots AFTER their signature?  Or is it possible that the problem is a kind of problem of configuration on our side?  Or is this question is beyond the scope of this forum of HP?  If this is the case, please direct me to where I could ask this question to a more receptive ear?

  I think I found the root cause of the problem.  Ran across this post by Doug_Wright also on the HP forums:
  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/LaserJet-printing/solved-A-policy-is-in-effect-on-your-computer-which-prevents/m-p/5721939/highlight/true#M291619

  He said he received the same exact message we get when trying to install a printer on the network: "a policy is in effect on your computer that prevents you to connect to this queue."

  He said: "turns out be an update of KB3170455print spooler security.»  Uninstall this update fixed the issue. »

  I have tested this fix on my network, and it has indeed solved the problem.  After removing KB3170455 from a post test and restart, we once more able to install this worsktation HP network printers without receiving the message 'political prevents you to connect.

  However, some additional tests will be needed, as corrected by KB3170455 vulnerabilities are certainly valid - and my network is a public school district, it is certainly still 'at risk' for attacks of students wishing to test their abilities of "piracy".  But even still, it's good to finally know what really is the cause of this problem.  Before, I was grabbing at straws.

  Technology of Microsoft security on update:

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/library/security/MS16-087?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

  A useful discussion on Reddit, which also addresses this issue:

  https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/4stcdo/kb3170455_stops_nonadmin_users_from_installing_a/

• 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

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

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  Steve

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• Satellite M45-S265 - cannot install the wireless network

  Hi all!

  My laptop has had a big problem and HARD drive crashed. Unfortunately I lost all the data with no chance to recover anything. I installed a new HARD drive. I installed Win XP - SP3.

  But I'm unable to install the wireless network. I continue to pass the button in front of the laptop - nothing. I type the combination Fn + F8 - nothing. I think that I have not installed the driver corectly.

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• Windows ME error after installing an Ethernet network card: "DEVCON. EXE FILE IS LINKED TO THE LACK OF EXPORT SETUPAPI. DLL:CM_FREE_LOG_CONF_HANDLE ".

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• 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!

• uninstall the wireless printer. Try to install using connection USB installed on a network.

  Try to install HP Officejet 6500 wireless by using the USB connection. Installed on a network.  How do I uninstall and let Windows identify as new material on a USB connection?

  Turn off the broadcast of your wireless router signal. Shut down the PC. Menu using the printer configuration to remove or change the SSID. Then turn the printer off and connect it to a USB port (this implies that all the necessary software has been installed). Now turn on the computer and turn on the printer. Once the printer has been detected the turn on your router.

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

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• Is there a version of Dreamweaver that can be installed on a network?

  I am a teacher and we would use Dreamweaver for Web Design class, but the software must be installed on a network and not on individual computers.  Any version of Dreamweaver is capable of that?

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• cfprint: network printers

  Hello all,.

  I saw a few resets on this topic but none was very descriptive. Here's my question:

  1. my application generates built coins lot numbers.

  2 or the users print to a network printer (Zebra ZM400) label size 2 "X 0.5".

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  CFadmin does not recognize network printers and is there an example of cfprint with cfreport out there somewhere.

  djkhalif wrote:

  CFadmin does not recognize network printers

  It will be, if you configure your server to recognize the network resources.

  Most likey we are talking about a Windows system, I presume.  By defaul, a ColdFusion service runs under the "LocalSystem" account, which has no permissions to network resources.  Simply configure the ColdFusion service in the panal Windows service to ' newspaper as ' a domain user and make sure that this domain user is configured with permissions to the network of your choice like this printer resources.

  It is best to create a domain specifically for ColdFusion service user instead of using the account of any man.

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