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KASPBoodai if any expert solution helped you please provide grades and points<br />
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Ded9
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KASPBoodai if any expert solution helped you please provide grades and points

Ded9

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KASPBoodai &nbsp;Any updates
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Hi experts once again am back didnt come across any wierd issues but whenever i do the only option left is to seek help from you guys.<br />
Am using winxp toshiba notebook,i print on a shared printer configured on one of the machines,now whenever there is any kind of network disconnections my print commands fail to execute on the shared printer reason client for microsoft networks option is unticked,after enabling this option i can execute the print commands and this is a repeated problem.I dont know the reason for this can anyone assist me as to why this option gets unticked on any disconnections.
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Hi experts once again am back didnt come across any wierd issues but whenever i do the only option left is to seek help from you guys.
Am using winxp toshiba notebook,i print on a shared printer configured on one of the machines,now whenever there is any kind of network disconnections my print commands fail to execute on the shared printer reason client for microsoft networks option is unticked,after enabling this option i can execute the print commands and this is a repeated problem.I dont know the reason for this can anyone assist me as to why this option gets unticked on any disconnections.

Client for Microsoft network option gets unticked after any network disconnection.

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