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Cannot print remotely on shared printer
It used to work but I installed SP2 and may have made inadvertently some
other changes but I can't print remotely anymore from workstations attached to local network to a shared printer at a XP Professional system. Remote workstations use Win98 and Win95. I can see the shared printer at the remote systems. Selection of "Open" will yield the installation of the printer even so it is already installed (make a copy). When trying to print, I see in the spool at the remote system an entry but no data accumulates. The spool at the host system (XP) will show at this time no entry. The printer driver at the remote system will report "Printer not ready cannot communicate …." When I cancel the print at the remote system, the spool at the host system will show an entry with status "spooling" for a few seconds. Please tell me were to look. I have spent days on this and I am about to become insane. |
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Cannot print remotely on shared printer
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"Georgexp" wrote: It used to work but I installed SP2 and may have made inadvertently some other changes but I can't print remotely anymore from workstations attached to local network to a shared printer at a XP Professional system. Remote workstations use Win98 and Win95. I can see the shared printer at the remote systems. Selection of "Open" will yield the installation of the printer even so it is already installed (make a copy). When trying to print, I see in the spool at the remote system an entry but no data accumulates. The spool at the host system (XP) will show at this time no entry. The printer driver at the remote system will report "Printer not ready cannot communicate …." When I cancel the print at the remote system, the spool at the host system will show an entry with status "spooling" for a few seconds. Please tell me were to look. I have spent days on this and I am about to become insane. Something has become corrupted in the printer setup. I think this calls for starting over: 1. Un-share and re-share the printer on XP Professional. 2. Un-install and re-install the printer as a network printer on Win98 and Win95. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program http://mvp.support.microsoft.com |
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Cannot print remotely on shared printer
I wish it were that easy; I did this multiple times but to no benefit.
"Steve Winograd [MVP]" wrote: In article , "Georgexp" wrote: It used to work but I installed SP2 and may have made inadvertently some other changes but I can't print remotely anymore from workstations attached to local network to a shared printer at a XP Professional system. Remote workstations use Win98 and Win95. I can see the shared printer at the remote systems. Selection of "Open" will yield the installation of the printer even so it is already installed (make a copy). When trying to print, I see in the spool at the remote system an entry but no data accumulates. The spool at the host system (XP) will show at this time no entry. The printer driver at the remote system will report "Printer not ready cannot communicate …." When I cancel the print at the remote system, the spool at the host system will show an entry with status "spooling" for a few seconds. Please tell me were to look. I have spent days on this and I am about to become insane. Something has become corrupted in the printer setup. I think this calls for starting over: 1. Un-share and re-share the printer on XP Professional. 2. Un-install and re-install the printer as a network printer on Win98 and Win95. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news group for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer questions addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program http://mvp.support.microsoft.com |
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