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drivers are up to date and others using the same driver are having no problems. &nbsp;
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drivers are up to date and others using the same driver are having no problems.  

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Jan had the problem correct in that it was a driver issue
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Jan had the problem correct in that it was a driver issue

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I have one computer that when it sends a double sided print job to our xerox WorkCentre 5050 it will come out with both sides printed on the same side of the page and the reverse side of the page blank.<br />
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I did delete the printer connection (to an win08 server) and recreate it. I also verified that other machines on the network can print double sided without problems.<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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I have one computer that when it sends a double sided print job to our xerox WorkCentre 5050 it will come out with both sides printed on the same side of the page and the reverse side of the page blank.

I did delete the printer connection (to an win08 server) and recreate it. I also verified that other machines on the network can print double sided without problems.

Thanks for any help.

Xerox Duplex problem

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