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• Windows 7 network printer problem

  I have a desktop running on SBS 2003 network.  All except one of the clients are Win XP Machines, it of a Win 7 machine installed a few years ago and has access to all network printers.  I have added a new Windows 7 PC to the network, Office 2007 works very well, as with most applications, but unlike the other Win 7 machine when we try to add a printer, he said ' User Services Active Directory Domain is currently not available ".  I tried to copy the victory & machine which works ok, but a drawing space.

  Also I can not access the company Intranet for our system to SharePoint, do not know if the two problems are related?

  Any help is appreciated as the number of entrances to the ' hasActive User Directory Domain Services currently not available ' do not seem to solve my problem briefly.

  Hello

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. Appropriate in the TechNet forums. Please post your question in the TechNet forums.

  You can follow the link below to ask your question:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/smallbusinessserver/threads

  I hope that helps!

• 10 Windows compatible printers: printer problems after the upgrade to Windows 10

  If you're wondering what HP printers are compatible with Windows 10, see this HP support doc: Windows 10 compatible printers.

  If you re having a problem with your HP printer after the upgrade of your Windows 10 PC, printer problems after upgrade to Windows 10 could solve your problem. He treats all kinds of questions such as:

  • Cannot print after upgrading
  • Cannot parse after upgrade
  • Printer software installation & screen opens instead of HP printer Assistant
  • "HP solutions Center can not run" or "Scan is busy or in use" error with a network connected printer
  • Multiple display of printer in the HP printer Assistant names
  • Can not scan or fax with HP Solution Center after that disabling HP programs to improve performance
  • "Access denied" error change HP Solution Center print settings
  • Cannot print with a pilot integrated Windows (Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe and Middle East only)
  • Fax device are not not in the devices and printers connected to a USB printer
  • HP Printer Wizard does not open with a USB connected printer
  • HP Smart printing does not open in Internet Explorer
  • "Error-2081883401' poster during the uninstall of the printer driver.

  In the compatibility Windows 10 doc, follow these steps to quickly locate your printer:

  Click and scroll down to the section for your printer, then hold down the CTRL and F keys. When appears in the search box, type the number of printer model to automatically find your printer. TIP: find the numberof the printer. For example, if you have a HP Officejet Pro 8600 Premium e-all-in-one printer, open the Officejet section and search for "8600" instead of "Officejet 8600.

• Homegroup NETWORK printer problems

  I have a windows 8, laptop 64 bit I connected to a windows 7, 32-bit computer desktop through a home network. When I try to print from the laptop to the printer connected to the desktop computer, it prints just a blank page. How can I fix it?

  Hi Gordon,.

  1. Applications that use to print?
  2. What is the brand and model of the printer?

  It could be a problem with the drivers.

  Method 1:

  Printers need software driver to work properly.

  Make sure that the printer drivers are correct.

  Reference:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/printer-problems-in-Windows-help#fix-printer-problems=Windows-8&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

  Method 2:

  You try to print a test page and check:

  (a) right click on the printer that you want to test, and then click Properties.

  (b) in general in the printer properties dialog box tab, click print a Test Page.

  Please post back with the State of the question.

• Windows XP + kyocera FS-720 + EPSON TM, network printing problem

  Hi all, I am coneccted a Kyocera FS - 720 to compurter 'A' using a USB port, the impression here is ok. I have a second computer 'B' with an Epson thermal paralel set as printer by default, 'A' is the hollow network the Kyocera printer share.

  If I have any software in 'B' printing default Kyocera open impression and send anything to print, printing!, but if I selected in 'B' the EPSON as the default printer, open any program (IE, Acrobat, etc.) one try to print to the printer Kyocera, the app crash and nearby.

  If I select a different paper size in the config EPSON, A4, for example, a test print, once again works!, but using the paper as "Roll 80mmx270mm" size printing fails. I don't think that he is a pilot error or cause of error printer I print if I put it by default before you try to print, any suggestions?

  See you soon,.

  Alan

  Hi ZagatoGekko,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2 when was the last time it was working fine?

  3. you receive an error message when printing application crashes?

  Method 1

  See the link below and run them the fixit tool available, check if it helps.

  Problems printing and printing errors

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/printing_problems/

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then I suggest that you uninstall all drivers and software associated with the computer Windows XP Epson printer using the Device Manager and the Add/Remove Programs, and then later reinstall the latest Epson printer drivers from Epson site and check if that helps.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

  How to change or remove a program in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307895

  See the link below to download the drivers for the Epson printer.

  http://POS.Epson.com/contactus/contactTS.htm

• C6180A: Network printing problem series C6100

  Hello

  I pray that someone here can help with my network C6180A impression of questions, as I am at a loss to know what to do. I'm technical enough for a layman (not irritable) so able to fix my printer problems, I had to do several times in recent months. However, I am now in a complete deadlock as to what to do next.

  Implemented - laptop HP Pavilion (less than 1 year running Windows 8.1 64bits) connected by wired home network using Netgear HomePlugs, on which my C6180A All in One Photosmart printer is also connected by a Homeplug Netgear network around my house for others to use. The network software Netgear genius picks up the printer and it shows on the fine network. I can also access the IP address of the printer through my thin Firefox browser.

  Printer C6180A is (I think) about 8 years ago and has been well used with over 44 K printed pages! It worked well overall until recently. Minor problems have been solved in the past, which I was able to do very well.

  Until recently, the printer worked very well, so a few weeks ago (nothing has changed on it, or my laptop), it just started to stop printing and also started to enter spurious characters (always number 7) on the LED panel without doing me anything, as if someone was going to put in a fax number. It would show a string of 7 like this: '7777777777777777777' as a fax number alone.  Yet I did not or use the fax on it more. It's where I wondered about capacitors, as I mention below...

  However...

  It will not print many pages at once of all today - even if I get it print OK. It does not go offline (it used to do this), just print job gets stuck in the queue and must be deleted using HP Print & Scan doctor. Nothing else removes the queue now. And no other problems are reported with this utility. If they are, then I have Setup or the utility corrects.

  I did the following to get it fixed so far (with little success ongong):

  -updated and install printer via the HP website drivers (most recent is dated December 6, 2015)

  -uninstalled and reinstalled the driver software several times = sometimes a test page impressions, not always

  -restart the laptop and printer each time I do this to clear no matter what cache

  -Remove and add the device in Control Panel = got a few pages printed today this and nothing else then prints

  -check the IP address of the printer to make sure that his recognized on the network = all fine here (IP address added manually in the settings of the network on the printer a few months ago), although I can't make it here anymore as the "ok button" on the printer does not work now (minor in question not related to this in my opinion)

  -did a hard reset of the printer using the # and 6 to do this = it worked for a few pages then orders

  -printer is always / recognized by any software, driver or utility HP PSD when turned on to be detected to install

  -printer works fine when connected directly via a USB cable, but which is not what I want to do on a daily basis

  -have contacted Netgear in the recent past to make sure that my HomePlugs on my network worked very well, they were. If not, then the printer would not be detected by any software installation or fixing with HP PSD

  My last resort will be to check if the capacitors are down, I saw in other forums that this is a common problem after a while on these printers. Before making this "repair" I bought the capacitors, I wanted to check if there is anything else I missed that I can do to finally once and for all this problem of printing.

  Help on this would be so MUCH appreciated by any expert here, because I lost so much time, days in fact, try to resolve this issue as you can only imagine. I have to be able to print for my business. It is not an option to replace the printer currently.

  It worked fine until the last 3-4 weeks or more... Where my question detailed with what I did to fix it until now.

  Thanks in advance. ANIA

  Hello @AZS1,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support. I understand that you have a problem with your C6180A. I would like to help.

  To be honest, you did some troubleshooting. To say that you are quite technical for a layman seems to be an understatement.

  I provided you with a link to solve network problems. If the problem persists then you might as well go ahead with the repair. The only other option would be to have fix the printer.

  "Printer not found" error message for printers all-in-one HP Photosmart C6100 C7100 and Officejet Pro L7700

  Please let me know how it works. I'm pulling for you.

• Setting up a network printer problems

  Here's a description of my problem:

  1. I have connected my printer to my computer windows xp
  2. I've set up as a network printer
  3. On my windows 7 computer I clicked on add a printer - add a network - clicked on my printer printer - added
  4. My computer said that it has been added
  5. I tried to print a test page and there was an error
  6. printer trubleshooter could not help

  You have any suggestions of what I can try/do?

  Hello

  1. What is the brand and model of the printer that you are using?
  2. have you tried to print a text or a word document?
   
  Please do not respond with answers so that we can send us your request in an appropriate manner.

• Windows 7 - network printer installation fails - lack of hpzpplhn.dll

  Using psc 1610 all-in-in-one as a network printer on a small home network wired workstations XP and Vista.  Worked fine until I replaced the Office XP with a Windows 7 one.  First I installed directly connected to the Win 7 desktop computer, using the original CD - worked well.  Move the cable to the router, but the network printer could not be identified.  So added the printer giving the IP address of the port, but could not print with it.

  The latest version of the AIO_CDB_NonNet_Full_Win_WW_130_141.exe software, but still could not print.  Have another printer Photosmart C4480, decide to pass.  Had excatly the same experience.

  Has begun to hunt the messages of error, and in the case where the Viewer, I found the message that the network printer could be brought after due to a missing driver - hpzpplhn.dll.

  Where can I find the hpzpplhn.dll?  Help please!

  Wow, impressive set of tests!  Well done!  I think you have proved that it is not your computer or your software with this test.

  Non standard routers can often have standard and odd firmware means of handling something other than a Windows PC, Internet connection.  In my view, that a new router you would solve problems.

  Looking for a router "Wi - Fi Certified".  I like Linksys because, well, they are inexpensive and they seem to work reliably for years.  The WRT120n or WRT160n are easy to find on sale.  Amazon is a good start.

• (64-bit) Windows 7 network printing

  I want to print directly from my desktop Windows 7 (64 bit) on a network of HP printer WITHOUT the USE of an OTHER COMPUTER. I looked in the Web Jetadmin product, but from the technical description, I understand that print using Web Jetadmin on Windows 7 server does not support the definition of print queues. If this is correct, I need another solution. Any ideas?

  Hello.

  Install the printerdriver you need, IE 64-bit upd on maschine you and then insert the ip address or the printer dns name in the properties/port under ip address settings. This is the standard way to print directly to a network printer.

• Network printer problem

  I hooked up a windows 7 laptop to a XP workstation.  I created the link, but I can't do the XP to print on the network computer.  Any suggestions?

  If the links Engineer Support did not help, please provide the following information law

  1. what exactly do you mean by "I've linked a windows 7 laptop to a XP workstation?  Can you access files on the Windows 7 computer XP computer?  Can you access files on the XP computer since the computer Win 7?

  2. How is the printer connected?  Is it connected to the computer in Windows 7 by USB or is a stand alone "network printer"?

  3. have you installed the printer on the XP computer?  How is that going?

  4. what printer brand and model?

  5. What are the versions (Home, Pro, etc.) and service packs on each of the computers?

  6. do you have user accounts with the same name, with the passwords on both machines?

• Network Vista and XP - connection to the network printer problem

  I try to print to a network printer connected to a vista from a computer xp machine

  Two computers on a network
  Vista machine is connected through the ethernet card and has a connected printer
  XP machine is via wireless network

  Both machines have the same network name "mshome".
  Open ports on the firewall and also left Software Firewall

  When I print a job, I see it be wound on the info from the printer on both machines, but then, it is automatically deleted.

  I am able to access the hard disks from two computers

  The printer works this way, when you share a printer between XP and Vista where the printer is connected to Vista, XP will communicate with the printer and its drivers Vista.

  So as I suspected it was due from pilots, in your case XP will be offered 64 bit readers which it does not recognize

  If we rely on the printer connected to the Vista 64-bit operating system operating system 32-bit, we need to install the additional drivers (especially the XP must be with 32 bits, only 32 bits of the operating system will not show if it's 32-bit or 64-bit)

  So in this case, you must right click on the printer on Vista and go to the sharing tab, and then click additional drivers, it will be the operating system and Version to select and you will need to select Windows XP x 86 and install the drivers

  Now your Vista will be the 32-bit and 64-bit drivers installed. Now, when you share the printer, when the Contacts XP Vista, Vista has drivers and it will be able to share the printer correctly. Anish

• 5150 Windows 8 network printing

  I have a new HP AIO running Windows 8.1 and want to print on a Deskjet 5150 connected to an XP machine (on the network).

  First of all - if I use Windows 'printer' Add dialog box shows the network printer in the flat view and then I select him and it purrs away for a while and said his "connection to HP 5150 on...» ", after much checking Windows Update, he said"no driver found ".

  In the same dialg box there is an option to install the driver manually, after which he wants one. INF file. So I point to various HP 5150 driver downloads Windows, Vista, full XP, XP 8.1 a minimum and he do not like one of them.

  Second - if I use the HP Windows 8.1 Deskjet 5150 driver and check the "my printer is already configured for use on the same network as my computer", after much soul search (and probably printer hunting), until appears a dialog box saying that 'no network device found ". Well we can't try too hard too stupid little more sees me the shared network printer-5150.

  Third, I put some time in the search on the internet and to this day, I found not anyone who tries to do. I don't want to put the 5150 on Win8 machine because of the desktop environment.

  Anyone?

  Try to set up as a local printer 5150 on Win8 computer.

  Add a printer
  Add a local printer
  Select create a new port:
  Select Local Port for the port Type:
  Enter the name of the network to the XP computer that is. \\XPcomputername\printerid
  Install the 5150 driver when prompted

• Windows 7 HP990c printer problems

  Hello

  When I print multiple copies using XP I have no problem. In Windows 7, it prints one (1) copy when requested but 2 or 3 times the number of copies at the request of several copies.  The XP driver is certainly higher, because it allows me to choose ink 'light' setting, which is very useful to prevent bleeding through the paper.  I checked my settings of printer several times for example "pages per sheet" 1 and 'copy the number' 1 copy, etc.

  Everyone knows about similar issues and if so is there a cure?

  I have no confidence in the search for a cure and hope I can add a second hard drive with XP installed on my new computer Windows 7 does not allow me to install XP on my existing hard drive.

  Kind regards

  David

  "David Lisgo" wrote in message News: fb83baaa-40b0-4153-a496-438102e95614...

  Hello

  When I print multiple copies using XP I have no problem. In Windows 7, it prints one (1) copy when requested but 2 or 3 times the number of copies at the request of several copies.  The XP driver is certainly higher, because it allows me to choose ink 'light' setting, which is very useful to prevent bleeding through the paper.  I checked my settings of printer several times for example "pages per sheet" 1 and 'copy the number' 1 copy, etc.

  Everyone knows about similar issues and if so is there a cure?

  I have no confidence in the search for a cure and hope I can add a second hard drive with XP installed on my new computer Windows 7 does not allow me to install XP on my existing hard drive.

  Kind regards

  David

  The last comprehensive features for your printer driver package was released in January 2002. Of the generic drivers as included in Vista and Windows 7 will offer never the same level of performance. If you want a printer that works well, buy a new...
  
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• Windows 7 network printer tcp ip port problem

  My hp2605 printer stopped printing. I deleted the printer and then tried to add it. Control Panel of configuration/Printers and devices/add printer process shows that the printer is visible on the network, but the next page that will detect the tcp/ip port does not.

  I tried to add manually the printer address ip 192.168.1.66 usingh acknowledged, but the same problem occurs...

  Help!

  Read this.

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

  mohanad

• network printer problems

  Hello everyone.

  Can someone explain to me what is happening to our networks? Or a problem of Windows XP.

  The situation is, we have about 30 computers in the office connected to a network.

  Some computers have their own shared printer. And the rest will connect to those who have printers.

  When a computer with a printer just completely started, other computers can print to it. Long term, the next time that we print once again, we cannot be able to print to the printer, either we is more connected to this computer. What I do is to restart the Windows XP Home / Professional. When a computer is started again, we can connect to this computer. Sometimes I restart the guest PC, a computer with no printer. Then, we can connect to it.

  My problem is why this should be like that? Why we need to reboot the computers, or both in order to connect to the back and print again?

  Thanks for your response.

  Hi Wala Elhi,
   
  -Are the computers in your office connected to any domain or server?
   
  If so, you can contact the respective administrateu of system to solve this problem.
   
  You can also check if the following link can help you:
  How to troubleshoot a network home in Windows XP