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by jimb
Hello Philando :
I was just wondering if you had checked your spooler setting to see if anyone had change settings for the printer.
You might want to start there.
good luck
Jim
by philando
by nvpaladin
by philando
by raffi_
A couple fo things to note.
When you delete a printer on an NT box it is not actually removed from the system until the Spooler service is re-started. Make sure you always re-boot if you have deleted a cranky printer.
The fact that your other network services function OK points me to the spooler file. for the printers. I would suggest actually moving the spooler file to a different location - a different physical disk if one is available. Here are the instructions for moving it:
- In Control Panel, double-click Printers.
- On the File menu, click Server Properties, and then click the Advanced tab.
- Type the path you want to use in the Spool Folder box, and then click OK.
NOTE: Some third-party programs may block you from moving the spool file in Windows NT 4.0.
REF: MS KnowledgeBase Q123747
Regards
Raffi_
by philando
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