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I have a script running at logon to map lpt1 to a shared printer on the network. Each time the user logs in there is an incorrect password error and hence the printer is not mapped. I have checked all active directory settings and permissions and can't find anything abnormal. Any ideas??
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by lmayeda
I've encountered similar problems which I was able to resolve by making the user a PC administrator when setting up the NET USE command to map the shared network printer to the LPT port. I've recently had particular issues with LPT1, so I've avoided it by using LPT2, LPT3. Hopefully someone can explain what may be going on.
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by sooz
Thank you...that seems to be it. Seems odd that you'd have to be a local admin to use a mapped printer, but it worked.
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by info
Hi
What error comes when u browse printer from network is it asking pwd.
which os u r using from client os and printer os.
by jdman68
Hi there, i am having the same issue, Server is 2008 STD (2003 environment)all Clients XP Pro SP3.
Using a DOS Program and running a BAT that connects Printers using Net Use CMD
we dont want to make the client an administrator but they need to execute the BAT file when they need to.
Any ideas?
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