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It does not look to be clear from the question if both the 64bit and x86 drivers that match the client drivers are loaded on the 64bit server. &nbsp;That would be neccissary if the printers are going to map correctly.
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It does not look to be clear from the question if both the 64bit and x86 drivers that match the client drivers are loaded on the 64bit server.  That would be neccissary if the printers are going to map correctly.

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Sorry, I was pulled away for a server issue. Will try that today hopefully.
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Sorry, I was pulled away for a server issue. Will try that today hopefully.

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Upgraded some thin clients firmware and moved to 2008 Terminal server 64-bit. Local HP printers are not being redirected. I have read there is an issue HP printers..is this true. &nbsp;This is a WYSE thin client, by the way. I have read the possible solutions to Q; &quot;windows 2008 64 Bit TS printers nor redirecting. (below link)&quot; and see that the question is unresolved. Is there an update for that question? <br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24114999/Windows-2008-64-Bit-TS-printers-not-redirecting.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24114999/Windows-2008-64-Bit-TS-printers-not-redirecting.html</a>
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Upgraded some thin clients firmware and moved to 2008 Terminal server 64-bit. Local HP printers are not being redirected. I have read there is an issue HP printers..is this true.  This is a WYSE thin client, by the way. I have read the possible solutions to Q; "windows 2008 64 Bit TS printers nor redirecting. (below link)" and see that the question is unresolved. Is there an update for that question? 

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Microsoft/Server_Applications/Q_24114999.html

Windows 2008 64 Bit TS printers not redirecting from thin client

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