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We are trying to print locally from a remote connection. Remote PC has Win
XP Home. Host PC has Win XP Pro.
I found a fix to apply to the registry (the printer is an AIO and uses a
port called TS001, TS002, etc.)
Do I need to apply this fix to the PC hosting the RDC (the "server") or to
the remote PC (the one that has the printer connected to it?)
I am almost sure it is the latter, but just wanted to confirm with the
experts. Is that the case?
By the way, the fix is to add a new DWORD Value with:
FilterQueueType=FFFFFFFF
to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server
Client\Default\Addins\RDPDR
Thanks,
Eduardo
XP Home. Host PC has Win XP Pro.
I found a fix to apply to the registry (the printer is an AIO and uses a
port called TS001, TS002, etc.)
Do I need to apply this fix to the PC hosting the RDC (the "server") or to
the remote PC (the one that has the printer connected to it?)
I am almost sure it is the latter, but just wanted to confirm with the
experts. Is that the case?
By the way, the fix is to add a new DWORD Value with:
FilterQueueType=FFFFFFFF
to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server
Client\Default\Addins\RDPDR
Thanks,
Eduardo