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Are you using Logmein Free or Pro2?
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Probably a problem with LogMeIn, not Windows. Make sure you're running the latest versions of LogMeIn, and instead of re-starting you can <i>probably</i> just re-start the printing service by opening a command prompt window and typing: <b>net start spooler </b>
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Probably a problem with LogMeIn, not Windows. Make sure you're running the latest versions of LogMeIn, and instead of re-starting you can probably just re-start the printing service by opening a command prompt window and typing: net start spooler

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Yeah, I'm thinking along the same lines as tgerbert. &nbsp;I have Win7 and Logmein and have no issues like this. &nbsp;If you are running the Pro2 with remote printing support, you may want to try disabling that feature.
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Yeah, I'm thinking along the same lines as tgerbert.  I have Win7 and Logmein and have no issues like this.  If you are running the Pro2 with remote printing support, you may want to try disabling that feature.

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Correction:Go To My PC; not LogMeIn. Apologies.
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Correction:Go To My PC; not LogMeIn. Apologies.

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I have a computer that has Windows 7 &nbsp;as the OS and it is accessed frequently by Log Me In. &nbsp;When the user comes in to sit and use the system the next day all printers connected to the system are gone. &nbsp;A simple restart brings the printers right back. &nbsp;With Windows 7 relatively new does anybody have any places to begin searching for the cause of the problem?
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I have a computer that has Windows 7  as the OS and it is accessed frequently by Log Me In.  When the user comes in to sit and use the system the next day all printers connected to the system are gone.  A simple restart brings the printers right back.  With Windows 7 relatively new does anybody have any places to begin searching for the cause of the problem?

Windows 7 Printers Disappear after Log Me In

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Windows 7

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