Printing Problem

[mattg]

When using a shared network printer hosted on a Windows 2003 Server SP2
system the client WinXP Pro SP2 gets repeated Event ID: 20 errors and updates
printer drivers when there is no need to.

 

[Terry R.]

The date and time was 2/28/2008 11:50 AM, and on a whim, mattg pounded
out on the keyboard:

When using a shared network printer hosted on a Windows 2003 Server SP2
system the client WinXP Pro SP2 gets repeated Event ID: 20 errors and updates
printer drivers when there is no need to.

Hi Matt,

Possibly try logging in as Administrator and allow the update to
perform, and then test it again.

Is the "shared" printer on another workstation or does it have it's own
IP?

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Terry R.

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[mattg]

The drivers are installed on a separate machine with its own IP address and
the printer itself has its own IP address.

I have tried clearing the driver and reinstalling it multiple times and I
get the same result.

 

[Terry R.]

The date and time was 2/28/2008 2:26 PM, and on a whim, mattg pounded
out on the keyboard:

The drivers are installed on a separate machine with its own IP address and
the printer itself has its own IP address.

I have tried clearing the driver and reinstalling it multiple times and I
get the same result.

Did you log in as Administrator to do it as I suggested?

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[mattg]

Yes I did.

The date and time was 2/28/2008 2:26 PM, and on a whim, mattg pounded
out on the keyboard:


Did you log in as Administrator to do it as I suggested?

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[HeyBub]

The drivers are installed on a separate machine with its own IP
address and the printer itself has its own IP address.

I have tried clearing the driver and reinstalling it multiple times
and I get the same result.

:

Well, there you are. The drivers have to be installed on the machine
generating the printout.

 

[alawishes]

Im having a different problem .Its an error problem . it has lsass.exe-System
Error
an error parameter was passed to a service or function . Does anybody know
what could be wrong or how to fix it .-
alawishes

 

[Rock]

Im having a different problem .Its an error problem . it has
lsass.exe-System
Error
an error parameter was passed to a service or function . Does anybody know
what could be wrong or how to fix it .-
alawishes

Best to create a new thread with your new question then tack it on as a
reply to another thread. You need to give specifics of the system, any
changes that were made to it before this happened, when the error comes up
and what the exact nature of the error.