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Forgot to mention, even re-starting the spooler service doesn't help as the error happens again when they go to print.
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Forgot to mention, even re-starting the spooler service doesn't help as the error happens again when they go to print.

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Our client with a brand new Dell PC running Vista Business, I installed it on Friday.<br />
Their printer dealer installed the software for their Toshiba e-studio 281c network &nbsp;printer/copier on Monday.<br />
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Now whenever they print to it they receive the &quot;Spooler subsystem app stopped working and was closed&quot;. Apparently it works OK when they try a test print from the printer properties, but not from any applications.<br />
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Any ideas welcomed?<br />
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Our client with a brand new Dell PC running Vista Business, I installed it on Friday.
Their printer dealer installed the software for their Toshiba e-studio 281c network  printer/copier on Monday.

Now whenever they print to it they receive the "Spooler subsystem app stopped working and was closed". Apparently it works OK when they try a test print from the printer properties, but not from any applications.

Any ideas welcomed?




Spooler subsystem app stopped working (Toshiba e-studio 281c network  printer/copier)

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