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I am attempting to attach an HP Deskjet 3650 to a WYSE Thin client S30 via it's USB port. The terminal server is WIN2008, protocol is RDP. The instructions from WYSE do no seem to work. 
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I am attempting to attach an HP Deskjet 3650 to a WYSE Thin client S30 via it's USB port. The terminal server is WIN2008, protocol is RDP. The instructions from WYSE do no seem to work. 

Attaching printer to S30 Thin Client

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