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by bfilmfan
Make sure that you are using the latest drivers:
http://usa.kyoceramita.com/KMAGlobalpub/jsp/Kyocera/download_center.jsp
You didn't state, but are the clients printing directly to the printers IP address?
by sofihdz
by mikex
How your printer is connected?
If it's directly on a TCP/IP port, try to share the printer through a powerfull PC with XP (for the rest of the users) leave only 2-3 users directly attached to the printer IP address
by dustyd
Make sure you are not 'pooling' printers.
Ensure you are using the correct print processor and are printing spooled documents first. Are you printing RAW?
What status do you see on the printers' NIC?
When you get an error, can you ping it's IP address?
by dustyd
Could swear I only clicked once.
Forgive.
by dustyd
Make sure you are not 'pooling' printers.
Ensure you are using the correct print processor and are printing spooled documents first. Are you printing RAW?
What status do you see on the printers' NIC?
When you get an error, can you ping it's IP address?
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