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what service pack is the working vista pc
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I know a lot of the EasyPrint issues were fixed on the latest .NET framework service pack.<br />
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Cláudio Rodrigues<br />
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Microsoft MVP<br />
Windows Server - Terminal Services
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I solved one problem on a xp machine by giving full rights to the print spooler folder on the server to the remote users. But on other xp machines. I don't see any redirected clients printers.
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This completely worked for me.. awesome work, I wish I could give you even more points.
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When I try to print using remote desktop ( XP SP3 RD 61.) to &nbsp;terminal server 2008, the print job goes to the spooler but disappears and nothing get printed. If I use a vista machine, I have no problems. I have tried different xp machines using the requirements set by Microsoft and still the same problem. I can see that it is using the easyprint drive. I spent the last 2 days shearch the internet and every thing seems to be installed right. Can any one help me.<br />
Thanks
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When I try to print using remote desktop ( XP SP3 RD 61.) to  terminal server 2008, the print job goes to the spooler but disappears and nothing get printed. If I use a vista machine, I have no problems. I have tried different xp machines using the requirements set by Microsoft and still the same problem. I can see that it is using the easyprint drive. I spent the last 2 days shearch the internet and every thing seems to be installed right. Can any one help me.
Thanks

XP SP3 RD 6.1 easy print problems

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