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Do all the printers on these clients work ok when not logged in to the terminal server?
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Do all the printers on these clients work ok when not logged in to the terminal server?

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I assume the redirect printer option is checked in the RDPcllient?
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I assume the redirect printer option is checked in the RDPcllient?

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.NET 3.5 did the trick, thanks
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I have a terminal server 2008. I have some, but not all XP clients that are unable to redirect printers. Some XP clients with the same printers work fine. These are network printers (2 different printers neither redirect) using a tcp/ip as a port. I have installed the drivers on the server and doubled checked all terminal server setting. I have also run Microsoft Fix 50180. &nbsp;It appears to be a client rather than a server issue. Any ideas?
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I have a terminal server 2008. I have some, but not all XP clients that are unable to redirect printers. Some XP clients with the same printers work fine. These are network printers (2 different printers neither redirect) using a tcp/ip as a port. I have installed the drivers on the server and doubled checked all terminal server setting. I have also run Microsoft Fix 50180.  It appears to be a client rather than a server issue. Any ideas?

RDP fails to redirect printers

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