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Local printer to print in terminal server session
Hello all,
I made a HUGE mistake building my latest terminal server on top of Windows 2003 64 bit recently and have had nothing but problems due to it being 64 bit! The lastest problem is that when any of our employees login remotely on the terminal server, none of their local printers install properly because most of the printers do not have 64 bit drivers out for them and the server will not install any of them. The fact that nobody can print to their local printers is turning out to be a big fiasco. Any ideas on easy way around this problem?
I made a HUGE mistake building my latest terminal server on top of Windows 2003 64 bit recently and have had nothing but problems due to it being 64 bit! The lastest problem is that when any of our employees login remotely on the terminal server, none of their local printers install properly because most of the printers do not have 64 bit drivers out for them and the server will not install any of them. The fact that nobody can print to their local printers is turning out to be a big fiasco. Any ideas on easy way around this problem?
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a lot of people wish the same, as 64 bit implementation hasnt exactly been going smooth....
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Thanks J, I will try it out.
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Thanks for the advice...I have been thinking about doing just that except I don't know if I want to take on the role of having to rebuild the server from scratch. I wish there was an easy way to do a repair on it and make it 32 bit.