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What model printer. &nbsp;Look for something like bidirectional settings in the printer properties, thats where it is on mine.
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What model printer.  Look for something like bidirectional settings in the printer properties, thats where it is on mine.

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generally i would right or click on the notification and then it should give you some options about it
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generally i would right or click on the notification and then it should give you some options about it

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Every time I print a document my printer alerts me with a message which says &quot;Printer Status not available&quot;. This does not affect printing as everything still prints successfully. It's just very annoying.<br />
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I don't know how to switch the notifications off. I have searched in printer properties and server properties but no options or check boxes seem to disable it. <br />
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Would I have to modify the registry?<br />
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Any help will be greatly appreciated. <br />
thanks!
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Every time I print a document my printer alerts me with a message which says "Printer Status not available". This does not affect printing as everything still prints successfully. It's just very annoying.

I don't know how to switch the notifications off. I have searched in printer properties and server properties but no options or check boxes seem to disable it. 

Would I have to modify the registry?

Any help will be greatly appreciated. 
thanks!

How do I disable printer notifications?

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