Print Spooler Problem
I setup a print server on a windows 2000 server, the print spooler crash frecuently, I have to manually start the service. Is there a hotfix for this?
Jose
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I setup a print server on a windows 2000 server, the print spooler crash frecuently, I have to manually start the service. Is there a hotfix for this?
Jose
by jcastro Accepted solution
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by w2ktechman Accepted solution
should create an event in the event log.
Is the server being used for other tasks? If so, can they be conflicting?
Are the drivers for the printers up to date?
Are people printing extra large jobs, which hang up the spooler?
look in the event veiwer for more info on this. It may jest be that you need to change a few settings, but it may be a bad file, or a bad print job itself.
by florim Accepted solution
did you try this i had same problem but i have terminal server with 100 users printing from remote desktop and my print spooler every 2 or 3 days has stopt then i have change config in services that automaticly start service after first faliure.
best wishes
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by dwallin Accepted solution
I also have the same problem. Probably every day the print spooler service hangs. There are no messages in the logs, and the service "appears" to be running. But stop and start the service and everything clears.
It is frustrating because there is no advance warning as all measures show that the service is running.
When it happens all Microsoft applications running on client PCs hang as they try to connect to their configured printer.
It's driving us mad! So any help would be appreciated.
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