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We have a Windows 2008 server which was setup as a terminal server. &nbsp; I have most of the printers working but I have not been able to get a Brother DCP-8065DN working. <br />
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It is connected to a Windows XP PC and I have made sure that on the server in the Print Server I added the x86 version of the print driver from Brother. &nbsp;I also made sure that I loaded the same version of the print driver on the local PC. &nbsp; I have tried a few different print drivers with the same results. &nbsp;<br />
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Whichever driver I have loaded, when I log onto the Terminal Server using Remote Desktop the printer is not connected. &nbsp;I have made sure Remote Desktop is supposed to connect the local printers.<br />
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The printer is setup as a network printer. &nbsp;It is at a remote location so I am not able to just add it directly the Terminal Server and share it.
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We have a Windows 2008 server which was setup as a terminal server.   I have most of the printers working but I have not been able to get a Brother DCP-8065DN working. 

It is connected to a Windows XP PC and I have made sure that on the server in the Print Server I added the x86 version of the print driver from Brother.  I also made sure that I loaded the same version of the print driver on the local PC.   I have tried a few different print drivers with the same results.  

Whichever driver I have loaded, when I log onto the Terminal Server using Remote Desktop the printer is not connected.  I have made sure Remote Desktop is supposed to connect the local printers.

The printer is setup as a network printer.  It is at a remote location so I am not able to just add it directly the Terminal Server and share it.

Printing from Windows 2008 Terminal server

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.

Windows Server 2008

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