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Which model of printer are you using?
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Lexmark 3550. &nbsp;I can't get to just the drivers it is a stupid .exe install program.
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Lexmark 3550.  I can't get to just the drivers it is a stupid .exe install program.

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I worked around.. waited for it to extract to a temp location then went and grabbed the drivers and moved them to a new directory.. thanks for the help.
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I worked around.. waited for it to extract to a temp location then went and grabbed the drivers and moved them to a new directory.. thanks for the help.

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You beat me to it. &nbsp;I was just typing to extract to a temp folder. &nbsp;Glad to hear that it is working.
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You beat me to it.  I was just typing to extract to a temp folder.  Glad to hear that it is working.

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I am trying to install the printer driver for a lexmark AIO on Windows 2003 Terminal Server. &nbsp;It goes through the entire process until it wants the printer to connect either by USB or network. &nbsp;Since the driver isn't on the server the notebook doesn't map the port for the printer so I am in a catch 22 here.. I need the driver installed to map the printer and I need the printer to install the driver. &nbsp;The HP drivers allow you to skip the connection part, any help for lexmark/dell stuff?<br />
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Thanks!
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I am trying to install the printer driver for a lexmark AIO on Windows 2003 Terminal Server.  It goes through the entire process until it wants the printer to connect either by USB or network.  Since the driver isn't on the server the notebook doesn't map the port for the printer so I am in a catch 22 here.. I need the driver installed to map the printer and I need the printer to install the driver.  The HP drivers allow you to skip the connection part, any help for lexmark/dell stuff?

Thanks!

Server 2003 Terminal Server - Lexmark Printer mapping/driver install

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