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just some quick suggestions.<br />
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When you install that printer, what port type is it making, a DOT.x &nbsp;(something like that?)<br />
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Check if there is an equivalent print driver for HP to use in Remote Desktop/Terminal Server environment.<br />
If I remember correctly, you may need to install a driver for a different HP printer model for it to work.
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just some quick suggestions.

When you install that printer, what port type is it making, a DOT.x  (something like that?)

Check if there is an equivalent print driver for HP to use in Remote Desktop/Terminal Server environment.
If I remember correctly, you may need to install a driver for a different HP printer model for it to work.

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I have setup RDS on a 2008 server which is also a domain controller. &nbsp;I can print to network printers through redirected easy printing drivers in the RDS sessions. &nbsp;I can not print to a locally conntected USB HP 1120w priner. &nbsp;I have installed the HP 1120w printer drivers directly on the server but that did not help. &nbsp;When I attempt to print a test page to the HP 1120w I immediately receive an error &quot;test page failed to print&quot;. &nbsp;I have attempted to print while logged on as the domain admin but still no success. &nbsp;Any ideas of what to test or check next?
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I have setup RDS on a 2008 server which is also a domain controller.  I can print to network printers through redirected easy printing drivers in the RDS sessions.  I can not print to a locally conntected USB HP 1120w priner.  I have installed the HP 1120w printer drivers directly on the server but that did not help.  When I attempt to print a test page to the HP 1120w I immediately receive an error "test page failed to print".  I have attempted to print while logged on as the domain admin but still no success.  Any ideas of what to test or check next?

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