Print Spooler

[Hearaoi]

Windows XP Pro
Print Spooler is set to Automatic, but Spooler does not
start when system boots. In Services, I start the Spooler.
Not until then does the printer (HP952C) appear in the
screen generated by Control Panel | Printer/Faxes and the
printer become available.
Why isn't 'Automatic' enough to start Spooler?
Hearaoi

[Brian]

I have the same issue. Tried the system file check as
recommended by another party to no avail. Still have to
start manually. Were there any hotfixes that addressed
anything related to the Print Spooler that I overlooked?

>-----Original Message-----
>Cari,
>I tried sfc /scannow. It didn't indicate that it restored
>any files (maybe it did but modestly refrains from tellin
>me).
>Print spooler still doesn't start until forced manually.
>Thanks, Harry
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>It should be. Try a System File Check. From the Command
>Prompt, type:
>>
>>sfc /scannow
>>(note space between c and /)
>>--
>>Cari (MS-MVP Windows Client - Printing, Imaging &
>Hardware)
>>www.coribright.com
>>
>>"Hearaoi" > wrote in
>message
...
>>> Windows XP Pro
>>> Print Spooler is set to Automatic, but Spooler does not
>>> start when system boots. In Services, I start the
>Spooler.
>>> Not until then does the printer (HP952C) appear in the
>>> screen generated by Control Panel | Printer/Faxes and
>the
>>> printer become available.
>>> Why isn't 'Automatic' enough to start Spooler?
>>> Hearaoi
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

[Hearaoi]

Sorry, I don't know.
Hearaoi

>-----Original Message-----
>Message unavailable

[Andre]

You might find my post at the biggining of September helpful. Search for
Service Control Manager and read my fix in the third post.

Andre

"Hearaoi" wrote:

> Sorry, I don't know.
> Hearaoi
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Message unavailable
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