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Asked by dougp23 in Windows Server 2008, Windows 2003 Server
I have a 64bit 2008 server, clients are 32 bit XP. I have tried EVERY means possible to get the server to handle the 32 bit drivers, I just can't get it to go.
I need to have users have access to a printer that is on the network and has its own IP address.
What would be the way to do this? I could share the drivers somewhere on the net, if that helps.
Two printers are giving me real trouble, they are Multifunction Copier/Printer/Scanners, one Konica Milota and one Xerox.
I think the way to go would be to say "Use the printer at IP addy x.x.x.x, and use the drivers from //server/printdrive". I hope there is a way to do this!
Thanks.
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