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multiple printer sessions in remote desktop

Asked by Twizzler13a in Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Microsoft Operating Systems, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

Tags: remote desktop, multiple printer sessions, rdp, terminal services

I have a client that connects to a remote server using rdp. When trying to print there are multiple disconnected and broken printer sessions each time they connect. Each time someone connects it creates a new broken printer session. Right now there are at least 20 or more broken printer sessions in the printers/faxes area. Nobody can print because of this. Each user has their own username and password, the drivers match on both the client side and terminal server side.

The terminal server is Windows Server 2003 standard with sp2.

Is this a client side issue or a terminal server issue and what causes it? I have searched and searched and have found no solution for fixing this. My client does not have permissions to delete or clear out the rdp temp files so we can't try and fix it on our side. Unless of course someone can tell me what to do on the client side to fix it. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have found no solution to this issue.
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Zones: Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Microsoft Operating Systems, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services
Tags: remote desktop, multiple printer sessions, rdp, terminal services
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