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ok it seems once the printers are listed in hkey current user microsoft windows nt current version windows and device that it still works. I should of explained better I was having citrix printer issues and thought the issue related to the missing keys but it did not and as it turns out a reboot of the citrix server resolved the issue
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ok it seems once the printers are listed in hkey current user microsoft windows nt current version windows and device that it still works. I should of explained better I was having citrix printer issues and thought the issue related to the missing keys but it did not and as it turns out a reboot of the citrix server resolved the issue

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I am having an issue with Windows XP and Citrix printing. I have narrowed the problem down to Citrix trying to read the key for the default printer which is hkey_current_user printers connections Although there are a number of local printers on the local machine the key is empty. There is no restore point and when I delete a printer and re-add it the key still does not get recreated. How can I get around this
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I am having an issue with Windows XP and Citrix printing. I have narrowed the problem down to Citrix trying to read the key for the default printer which is hkey_current_user printers connections Although there are a number of local printers on the local machine the key is empty. There is no restore point and when I delete a printer and re-add it the key still does not get recreated. How can I get around this

Windows XP Printers registry key missing

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.