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is this a server or workstation???
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Workstation, local printer connected via parallel, tried a couple of cords.
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Workstation, local printer connected via parallel, tried a couple of cords.

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is this the only printer on this PC or is this on a network that has many printers on it and that may have had other printers installed at one time or other
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is this the only printer on this PC or is this on a network that has many printers on it and that may have had other printers installed at one time or other

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This is the only printer installed. At one time there might have been another printer installed on it and that might have been shared over the network. This one is presently not shared. 
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This is the only printer installed. At one time there might have been another printer installed on it and that might have been shared over the network. This one is presently not shared.

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running win2k, sp4<br />
I can print a test page, then print spooler stops.<br />
Print spooler service set under &quot;recovery&quot; tab to restart after failures.<br />
Event ID: 7031<br />
Event Source: Service Control Manager<br />
Description: The print spooler service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 6000 milliseconds. Restart.<br />
&nbsp;Any ideas? Do you need more info?<br />
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ToeCoz
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running win2k, sp4
I can print a test page, then print spooler stops.
Print spooler service set under "recovery" tab to restart after failures.
Event ID: 7031
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Description: The print spooler service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). The following corrective action will be taken in 6000 milliseconds. Restart.
 Any ideas? Do you need more info?

ToeCoz

Print Spooler Error

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