No, it is definitely the 64 bit driver.
Yesterday, it looked like I couldn't get much info like driver location
from the printer properties. i assumed that was becuase the driver is
included with Win7. I can relook again when I get access to the machine.
Bill
James Hill wrote:
It really does sound like the driver is 32bit when you have selected to import
a 64bit or vice versa.
Sometimes when a driver won't import on the server you can upload it from a
client.
So log on to the client and then browse to printers and faxes on the terminal
server. Then select File -> Server Properties. Select the Drivers tab and
click on Add etc.
I have the universal driver on my 2008 servers but don't have any 03's to test
it on.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Humphries [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, 26 March 2010 8:15 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Re: printer redirection woes
Oops, I somehow deleted that info out of my original post. It's a 2003
32 bit terminal server.
James Hill wrote:
What version of terminal server?
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Humphries [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, 26 March 2010 5:50 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: printer redirection woes
Hi all,
We have a client a terminal server. They have a laserjet 1320 USB
printer that printer redirection works fine on old XP laptop. The user
now has a Win7 x64 laptop and of course they cannot now print.
It looks like the driver for that printer is built into Win7. On HP's
website, the only driver available for this under Win7 x64 is their HP
Universal Driver. Just for kicks, I went to the sharing tab on the TS
printer and tried to upload any of the Universal Driver inf files as an
additional driver for x64. It errors and says that a driver can't be
found for the requested processor architecture.
Am I screwed here? Anyone know of a way to get this printer to work here?
Thanks.
Bill
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