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Hi there<br />
Yes the printers are shared on the machine<br />
the printers are installed on the server 2003 machine and shared<br />
how can i install Win 7 drives also?<br />
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can you add multiple drivers for one printer for the client machines?
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Hi there
Yes the printers are shared on the machine
the printers are installed on the server 2003 machine and shared
how can i install Win 7 drives also?

can you add multiple drivers for one printer for the client machines?

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Hi there<br />
When i go to additional drivers there is no option for windows 7 only xp and before.<br />
i upgraded to R2 print server and this has not fixed the issue.<br />
can someone please advise
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Hi there
When i go to additional drivers there is no option for windows 7 only xp and before.
i upgraded to R2 print server and this has not fixed the issue.
can someone please advise

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Hello All<br />
I have a printer server on AD that is running windows server 2003<br />
client machines that are upgraded to Windows 7 when adding a printer are greeted with the error<br />
Windows cannot connect to the printer. No printers were found.<br />
what is the way around this without adding the printer to the client machine?
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Hello All
I have a printer server on AD that is running windows server 2003
client machines that are upgraded to Windows 7 when adding a printer are greeted with the error
Windows cannot connect to the printer. No printers were found.
what is the way around this without adding the printer to the client machine?

Windows 7 Printing AD

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).