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Burning_Ranger
A user has a locally connected parallel port printer (Printer1)
They have another printer that is a IP printer (via a print server)
(Printer2)
For some reason, when the user logs in, printing to Printer1
automatically comes out of Printer 2. I have checked the port that
Printer1 uses and it is using the correct port (LPT1) and there is no
other weird redirection as far as I can see.
The way to fix this is to go into Device Manager, remove the LPT Port,
re-detect it, and only then does the printing come out of the right
printer. However, when the user logs out and then back in, the problem
comes back.
Any ideas?
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Burning_Ranger
They have another printer that is a IP printer (via a print server)
(Printer2)
For some reason, when the user logs in, printing to Printer1
automatically comes out of Printer 2. I have checked the port that
Printer1 uses and it is using the correct port (LPT1) and there is no
other weird redirection as far as I can see.
The way to fix this is to go into Device Manager, remove the LPT Port,
re-detect it, and only then does the printing come out of the right
printer. However, when the user logs out and then back in, the problem
comes back.
Any ideas?
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Burning_Ranger
