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Thanks very much... I am ordering a new printer...
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Thanks very much... I am ordering a new printer...

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We have a few remote users who are setup with RDP Desktops, and we have them setup to use their local printers. &nbsp;<br />
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I recently setup a HP 1505 Laserjet Printer, for one of our users. &nbsp;Printing works, however it is VERY Slow, takes 2-3 minutes before it will print the test page. &nbsp;They are connected to us via Cable Internet and everything else seems to work well. &nbsp;<br />
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The server is Windows 2003 and the user is using XP Pro for his OS... <br />
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Any ideas on what could be causing this, I am assuming it's some kind of driver issue as our other users have no problems printing... 
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We have a few remote users who are setup with RDP Desktops, and we have them setup to use their local printers.  

I recently setup a HP 1505 Laserjet Printer, for one of our users.  Printing works, however it is VERY Slow, takes 2-3 minutes before it will print the test page.  They are connected to us via Cable Internet and everything else seems to work well.  

The server is Windows 2003 and the user is using XP Pro for his OS... 

Any ideas on what could be causing this, I am assuming it's some kind of driver issue as our other users have no problems printing... 

RDP Local Printing SLOW

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