JobId difference for a shared printer on a client of Win7

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• All printing errors in the queue for a shared printer

  I have a HP6110 connected to an XP machine.  It is shared and the printer is installed on a computer vista laptop.  I could print however now each job is in the queue and then goes into an error state.  The only way I can remove the task from the queue is to restart the print spooler.

  How can I fix once and for all?

  Well, I never aspired to be certified MCSE on NT than a few computers existing except in places like Bletchley Park to crack the enigma code messages .

  Deleting the files in the folder is at the heart of the fixing of the problem if my hypothesis about your problem is correct. The problem is one of the frequently reported printer problems.

  Don't forget to tell me the version of Adobe Reader, you?

• Need to know where in the system folder of Windows Vista, I can access the printer for a shared printer drivers .inf files

  I have a printer that is attached to my system down Dell Windows XP, I want to access the floor running Windows Vista from my Sony system.  I managed networked the printer so I can see it in my Sony Windows Vista network folder.  However, when I try to access it, it gives me the following error msg:

  The server to the printer 'HP Photosmart 1215 series' doesn't have the installed printer driver.  If you want to find the right driver, click OK

  Otherwise, click Cancel and contact your network administrator or the original equipment for the printer driver manuafacturer.

  I advanced and clicked on "OK". and the system brings up a box for me to find the correct INF file to load.  I went ahead and tried the DRIVERS/WINDOWS/INF and a few other places, but has failed to find (any) of printer drivers

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• Windows 7 can not find the driver for the shared printer, IBM infoprint 1352

  through the network, that I have connected to my infoprint 1352 (on a XP machine), but when my 64-bit machine w7 is to install the printer, he said:

  'No driver found - windows cannot find a driver for IBM Infoprint 1352 on network. To locate one manually, click on OK. Otherwise, click Cancel and consult your network administrator. »

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  Help

  Hello

  The IBM infoprint 1352 is not compatible with Windows 7 64 bit and this must be the reason for the question.

  For more information see the link below.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/Windows-7/en-us/search.aspx?l=en-us&type=hardware&s=IBM infoprint 1352

  I suggest you to refer to the link provided below for the list of the drivers for the printer.

  http://www-01.IBM.com/support/docview.wss?uid=psd1P4000300

• Shared printer will not be shared

  After a few questions about my mothers pc, I had to reinstall the drivers for his LaserJet 6 L printer. For some reason when I try to share this printer it will not shared.

  She faces Windos XP. When I right-click the printer and click on 'share' I get the menu, you also get when you click Properties, there, I select the tab part and share the printer. As soon as I have confirmed my choice the machine indicates an hourglass. When it disappeared I click ok and the menu closes. The hand does not appear under the printer to indicate that it is shared. When I try to search for a shared printer to add it to the home network it does not show, and when I reopen the menu shared option is no longer on. I don't get the error messages.

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  I have corrected the error. It's pretty simple:. It's the solution that I found:

  Click on start, then run, then type "services.msc" (without the quotes) and press ENTER. You will see then that the list of the aaallll local services your computer works. Scroll down to one called 'server' and, at least for me, the 'Status' column was empty and the "Startup Type" column says "manual". If this is the case for you too, simply right click on 'Server' and click on 'Properties' in the drop-down list box. Then change the "Startup Type" to "Automatic", click on "Start" under "Service status" and then click OK. Good to go.

• How to make a shared printer on a Windows 7 64-bit machine accessible to a user on a 32-bit XP machine.

  Hello

  I have two Windows machines on a private working group, old stamp. A XP 32-bit, and a 64-bit Windows 7. The Windows 7 machine has a Canon printer attached. The problem is how to give the ability to print to the shared printer on the Windows 7 machine to a user on the XP machine.

  After a day of p____g about, I managed to get the feel of XP machine for the shared printer when I'm logged on two machines. But there is a problem.

  When my wife connects to the XP computer (instead of me), it can not print. His account apparently can 'See' the printer and everything seems to be in order when I discover the properties of the printer, but when it prints, it fails silently. There is no error; printing seems fine, but nothing happens. This happens if I print from Word, Notepad, or even simply the test page in the printer properties.

  I have another printer shared from the Windows 7 machine, and it can print on it without problem.

  The big problem is that I can't follow the 'normal' procedure to add a printer to the XP computer because it tries to install the drivers and then machine claims Windows 7 is not the correct drivers. This is true because the Canon Setup is fully automated and does not provide an option to install the 32-bit drivers alongside 64-bit drivers, so that customers can download.

  Sorry for the length of this post, but I am here in desperation. I lost count of the number of Web sites, I've been to, who claims to have an answer to this problem, to see any of the steps fail. Many solutions rely on the use of residential groups, which I can't do because XP does not know these (I don't think).

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  Kind wishes, Patrick

  Check permissions to print on the XP machine (Fortunately, you have XP Pro):

  1. Disable Simple file so sharing is not off (in Windows Explorer > tools > Folder Options > view tab > uncheck "Use Simple file sharing" - low point in the list--> OK your way out)
  2. Start > printers and faxes
  3. Right click on the printer icon and select Properties
  4. Select the Security tab

  You can see who has permissions to the printer.  By default, the "Everyone" group has 'print' permission but none of the other permissions related to printing.  If you want to add a group or an individual user, click the ' Add ' button.  See the following for more information: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/print_limit_accessw.mspx?mfr=true and the topics listed at the bottom of this page.

  To determine if a user is in a group (for example, is the user who cannot print a member of the "Everyone" group), click Start, right-click my computer and select manage.

  In the management console of the computer that opens, select "Local users and groups."  By double-clicking a user, you can select the "Member" tab and see what groups that user is a member.  Similarly, by double-clicking a group, you can see the members of this group.

• Windows 7 can not find the driver for shared printer hp LaserJet 3380

  When I try to add a shared printer on my laptop Windows 7, as a network printer, Windows 7 it locates on the network successfully, but I get the following error messages:
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  The file ' *. INF' (unknown) is needed.

  The printer is connected to a desktop pc XP on my home network.

  I tried to attach the printer locally via USB to the Windows 7 laptop and loaded correctly the printer drivers and I printed it. But when I reconnected it the printer on the XP computer I got the error again.

  It is shared, not a network, printer, in order to put up with the TCP - IP option does not work.

  This printer successfully under Vista. I did a clean install of Windows 7.

  Thanks for any help you can provide.
  Jim

  The name of the 32-bit driver is different from the name of 64-bit driver.  You create a Local Port which will basically copy the formatted print data from the part of xpmachine.

  This is the KB how to perform this task
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/282842

  on Windows 7
  Add a printer
  Local printer
  Add to the local path
  \\XPMACHINE\printersharename (make a word share name or you must ' "quote all)

  Select the installed driver if you have connected the USB device

  Complete the wizard

  test page printed.

  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• Connection PC Win7 for iMac USB printer

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  I'm planning on dumping, in the future the Win7 system and buy a new Mac, but until now, I need help.

  Fred

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• Photosmart C410A: HP Solution Center install on 2 PCs for the same printer

  I have two PCs running Windows 7 Professional 64 - bit and a HP Photosmart C410A printer, wireless connections to my network.  The solution Center has worked well on the first PC, it was installed on.  I tried to install it on my new PC, but I get an error on USB hardware and software; It will not attempt to connect and install wireless.

  My question: can you run Solution Center HP of two different PC for the same printer Photosmart C410A?

  Thank you.

  Yes,

  You can install the HP Solution Center software on several computers connected to the same netowrk as your printer.

  Try following these steps to solve the USB error during installation:

  Click the Start button and type folder in the search bar, then open the Temp folder indicated.
  
  Open the last HP installation folder that begins with 7z (e.g. 7zs1234)
  Open the installation folder.
  Find the file usbready.exe and rename it to usbready.old.exe
  Navigate to the main extraction folder (folders that begins with 7z) and run the Setup.exe file.
  
  Now follow the installation and check for the difference.
  
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• Unable to connect to shared printing on Windows XP from a Windows 7 computer

  I am trying to connect to a shared printer on an XP of windows on my new noyebook of Windows 7 and Windows & says unable to connect to the printer. I tried to connect using a local port and appointing the path UNC \\Computer1\CanonMP780 ie it errors saying Server doent have not enough storage is available to process this command.

  I'm trying witts end trying to connect these two computers with Win 7 to this printer. Other XP and Vista machines work OK

  And how does this relate to the features of Windows Update? Try this forum instead: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7hardware/threads ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• Windows XP cannot print on shared printer Windows 7

  I've recently updated my Windows XP computer to Windows 7.  This computer has acted as a print server for the other 4 computers in the House, all XP sp3.  However, now that I updated to Win7 print server and installed the 64-bit drivers, none of the XP computers can print to the printer (Canon i850).

  The problem seems to be that the Windows 7 machine installed 64-bit drivers to be able to print to the printer, and these are unusable by Windows XP machines.  On the Win7 computer, I try too install the x 86 drivers (under the properties of the printer-> sharing tab) so that Windows XP 32-bit machines can print, but of course the Win7 machine won't let me because it is not a 32 bit OS.  I was hoping that if I did my Windows XP machines for the printer itself on the network, they would automatically install the required printer drivers but no dice.  I tried to manually install the 32-bit drivers on the Windows XP computers directly, and it gives me an error.  Simply, I can't believe I'm the only one facing this problem (machine Win7 acting as a print server on a workgroup with Windows XP machines), but I can't seem to find a solution to this problem.

  Thank you!

  The print driver names must match.  You will need to find a 64-bit driver that uses the same name that the 32 bit driver XP or install the 32-bit driver for Windows 7 on x 64 machine.  Because the files do not appear in the flat file on the 32-bit DVD format, you will need to ntprint of 32-bit Windows 7 files.

  If the pilots names then it is possible that coork has a better solution.

  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• Whenever I have print to the shared printer on my desktop Windows 7, the print job will just sit in the print queue.

  Whenever I have print to the shared printer on my desktop Windows 7, the print job will just sit in the print queue.  If I stop and then start the print spooler, the job will print.  It happens from an XP laptop. Print jobs sent from the computer Windows 7 local print just fine.

  How can I solve this one?  :(

  
  

  This problem with some windows running portable computer particular Xp and windows 7 family

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft community forum!

  I understand that you can not print over the network. I will try to help you with this question.

  (1) did you make any changes before the show?

  (2) you receive an error message/code?

  I wish that return you these items for you help in detail.

  Method 1: Open printer troubleshooting.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-printer-Troubleshooter

  Method 2: Install a printer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-a-printer

  Method 3: Install a printer on a home network

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/install-a-printer-on-a-home-network

  Also applies to Windows 7

  Method 4: Troubleshoot network printer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-printer-problems

  Also applies to Windows 7

  Method 5: File and printer sharing: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/file-and-printer-sharing-frequently-asked-questions

  Please post back if you have any questions about Windows. I will be happy to provide you with the additional options that you can use to get the problem resolved.

• driver problem sharing printer attached to the XP with Windows 7 pc client

  Before submitting my question, I look into responses to something that would be useful. There were some similar issues, but neither the same as mine.

  I have a desktop pc XP/SP3 with a Canon IP4600 USB printer.

  So far, I got a home network wired (through an ethernet switch) with another XP desktop PC 2, which the shared printer successfully.

  Now, I replaced the ethernet switch with a wireless router that I have to also connect at least 1 laptop to network without cables more.

  The laptop is running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit.

  I successfully setup the network wireless router/Win7 so machine Win7 has access to the Web. I can also see the shared folders on the XP Win7 pc and can also see the IP4600 printer.

  When I try to add the printer so that I can print in Win7, it fails because it has no driver. I do not have a Win7 driver for this printer on each machine, so I downloaded it from the Canon Website on the Win7 pc. This is a huge 55MB EXE file zipped (must be a bunch of other 'apps' there, too, may not only be a pilot). The "Add printer" procedure looking for one. File INF so he does not see this file downloaded to extract the driver. When I run the EXE file, it starts a procedure facility, which quickly fails and leaves because he "cannot find the printer" (because it is physically on the XP pc...).

  Please help me get a Win7 driver installed. I need to print from the Win7 pc quite urgent...

  Thanks in advance.

  Canon is making things difficult for you.  Hidden in the small print that describing 55MO download is as follows.

  This software is a module that extends the functionality of the printer driver for Canon inkjet printers. Your printer must be installed through Microsoft Update before you download and use this module.

  In other words, downloading isn't actually the driver.  It is an update of the driver.

  I don't have my Win 7 computer pulled upward at the moment, but when you get to the part of the Add Printer Wizard when you specify the brand and model of the printer to select a driver, make sure you check the box at the bottom of the list to allow the search on Windows Update Wizard.  Well with XP, it was a bad idea to get drivers through Windows Update, it seems that many drivers, including printer drivers, do not appear on the install of Win 7 media but is available through Windows Update.

  Another part of the process that I vaguely remember last time I installed a shared printer on a Win 7 box, is that if you select "add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer" the wizard cannot find the shared printer.  In this case, use the "Local printer" option and specify its address in the form \\computername\sharename (if there are spaces in the name, use double quotes around it).

  ******************************************
  This is what I was referring in the last paragraph:

  5. install printers on a local network
  If the printer is on a network, you may need to indicate to the Add Printer Wizard that you install a local printer, use LPT 1 as it is connected to the port and then change the port setting when the driver is installed. To change the port, go to the dialog box printers and devices, right click on the name of the printer, and then choose Properties from the printer (not to be confused with the properties). Select the Ports tab and the Add Port button. In most cases, you'll want to select Standard TCP/IP Port, click New Port, and then work your way through the rest of the screen of the wizard, enter the IP address of the printer in the corresponding dialog box.

• I'm not able to add a shared printer on a Windows XP client computer.

  original title: network printers

  I'm not able to add a shared printer on a Windows XP client. One, printers

  Canon MP830 and an Okidata 320 are installed locally on a Windows 2003 Print

  Server. Both are on the same domain. I also have Windows XP, 7, Vista and Linux

  machines on the same network. They are all able to print. The only one who does

  not working is a Windows XP client. This machine has also win 7, Vista installed

  on different hard drives. they are able to print to shared printers. I have

  cammot access to a printer by using the UNC path. I can see the shared

  printers in Favorites network but I can not connect. If I use the add printer

  Wizard to add a network printer, the printer appear in the book: but

  Yet once, they will not connect the error message I get is:

  "Unable to add the printer connection. Either the typed wsa printer name

  incorrctly, or the specified printer has lost its connection to the server. »

  I checked the permissions for the priners and I am logged in as one

  administrator when I try to add the printer. I also checked the group policy and

  everything seems to be oK. I also deleted and added the printer to the

  Server, that I managed to install them as local printers on the affected XP machine

  using the \\server_name\printer_share_name port. The priner name and the

  share name are the same for each printer. They have all worked last week that

  network printers. I'm curious to know what is causing this weird behavior. Any

  help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  John

  Hello

  Your question 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 Forum. You can follow the link to your question:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

  Hope that helps.

• I can see other computers on a network of peer to peer windows XP but cannot access their shared files and the shared printer.

  I can see other computers on a network of peer to peer windows XP but cannot access their shared files and the shared printer. The computers are connected by a switch, fixed IP addresses that are correctly configured and point to a DNS server outside the network. When I try to open the icon for one of the computers, he asked for credentials. I try to type the user name for the computer that is sharing the resource and the password. It is the user account whose computer is loged on and belongs to the Administrators group. for example: user name (Computer1\username) password (password). It does not work. The Windows Firewall is disabled on all computers. It worked well there 2 days. I can't find anything wrong with the network settings. Does anyone have a solution? Thank you.

  If the portion of the machine has activated - Simple file sharing (i.e. it is XP Home or it is XP Pro with Simple (default) file sharing) - while all file sharing connections authenticate as user 'guest '.  It will not matter what username / password you provide, it will attempt to authenticate as 'guest '.  If the guest user has received a password or the guest account is not active, you will experience the symptoms you describe.

  If the serving machine running XP Pro and Simple file sharing is disabled, then you should be able to connect by specifying the user as computer\user and the password to connect.  To turn off Simple file sharing:

  "How to disable the file sharing simple and how to set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307874 >

  Also:
  "Description of the account in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/300489 >

  HTH,
  JW