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Hello All,<br />
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I just configured a Brother MFC 7860 to our print server running 2003...when I try to connect a user to the MFC (who is working off a term server session on 2008) I get a no driver found error. However, I am able to connect to the MFC from my box (which is running windows 7). Not sure what the error is here.
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Hello All,

I just configured a Brother MFC 7860 to our print server running 2003...when I try to connect a user to the MFC (who is working off a term server session on 2008) I get a no driver found error. However, I am able to connect to the MFC from my box (which is running windows 7). Not sure what the error is here.

Brother MFC Print Driver issues

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Windows Server 2003

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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