Deskjet 3550 and Limited Account

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Michael W White

We have a HP DeskJet 3550 installed on a Windows XP Professional machine
via USB. The DeskJet will print a test page in the administrator account,
but will not print in the limited account.
In the limited account, the print cartridge is moving like it is printing
but nothing prints; just a blank page comes out of the printer.
I turned off the Simple File Sharing and gave the full permission of the
printer to the limited account. Still, the printer does the same thing. I
check the control panel of the printer, and the setting appears to be the
same for the administrator and limited accounts.
 
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Cari \(MS-MVP\)

We've seen this with XP Home and Limited Users but not in Pro (as far as I
can remember)..... are you running Norton Antivirus on the PC in question?

If so, in the properties of the printer, in the Advanced tab, set the
printer to Print Direct to Printer instead of using the Print Spooler
(center section of the page) and PLEASE let us know your results.

Cari
www.coribright.com
 
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Michael W White

We are using McAfee Anti-Virus 7.0.
I did change the configuration of the printer but the problem still
exists.
I also exclude the printer folder from the virus scan but that did not
work.
 
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Michael W White

We finally replaced the printer with a DeskJet 3650, and it now prints in
the limited account. I guess there is some incompatibility between the
printer driver and Windows XP Professional.
We will know more later when we use the DeskJet 3550 on another Windows XP
Professional computer.
 
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Michael W White

Here is the update on using the printer on another computer.
We installed the DeskJet 3550 on another Windows XP Professional computer.
The printer will print from the limited account but only prints in green
ink.
 

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