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by gadawg
My guess is that if this is working for all other users then it might be a profile issue. Logon as the admin and delete (or rename) the user's local profile and (if you are using roaming profiles) delete the roaming profile for this user. I could not tell from your posting whether this is a network printer or a local printer... (makes a difference on what steps follow but...) have the user log back on and install the printer (again not sure whether this is the appropriate point to reinstall the printer since I'm not sure how you have this printer setup. Many of our users have had printing problems as a result of a profile that had become corrupt for no apparent reason. Removing the profile and reinstalling the network printer usually took care of the problem.
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