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Windows 7 > Windows Xp print sharing problem
Posted on 2012-12-24
I have a new pc running Windows 7 Pro. It is connected to a SBS2003 domain. I log into a non administrator account. I installed an HP Photosmart 5280 printer to the Windows 7 Pro pc.
There is a Windows XP pro pc attached to the domain. I have shared the printer on the Win 7 pc . The XP pro pc can access the printer.
The problem:
- On the XP pro pc, when go to print something and click on the properties button on the right, I get the message:
Function address 0x4f5e2258 caused a protection fault. (exception code 0xc0000005) Some or all property pages may not be displayed.
How do I troubleshoot this?
There is a Windows XP pro pc attached to the domain. I have shared the printer on the Win 7 pc . The XP pro pc can access the printer.
The problem:
- On the XP pro pc, when go to print something and click on the properties button on the right, I get the message:
Function address 0x4f5e2258 caused a protection fault. (exception code 0xc0000005) Some or all property pages may not be displayed.
How do I troubleshoot this?
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Please install Microsoft hotfix
I would suggest you to install drivers correct with Windows 7 version (i.e. 32 / 64 bit), likewise provide additional set of drivers for Windows XP (i.e. 32 / 64 bit)
You can refer to this link
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732946.aspx
You can refer to this link
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732946.aspx
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this happens due to complete driver is not installed. remove printer with driver completely from xp pc. then add driver from original CD to XP pc.
now duble click printer from network.it should be correct now..
thanks
now duble click printer from network.it should be correct now..
thanks
I downloaded the basic XP 32 bit printer driver from HP.com. I ran the exe file. The driver installed. However, I still have the same problem. In the Printers and Faxes on the XP Pro pc, when I right click on the HP C5280 printer and click on Printer preferences, I still get the error:
"Function address 0x45e2258 caused a protection fault .. etc etc"
I assume I have to replace the existing printer driver with the new one I installed.
Q1.) How do I convince the XP Pro pc there is a new driver installed for the HP C5280 printer?
Q2.) What else must I do to solve this problem?
"Function address 0x45e2258 caused a protection fault .. etc etc"
I assume I have to replace the existing printer driver with the new one I installed.
Q1.) How do I convince the XP Pro pc there is a new driver installed for the HP C5280 printer?
Q2.) What else must I do to solve this problem?
Hello Gajendra_Rathod:
I read all the text of the hotfix.
It seems to me the hotfix is for network printers connected to a SBS2003 server. My C5280 printer is connected to a Windows 7 pc as a shared printer. It is not shared on the server itself. The text in the hotfix email says it has not been tested. I am wondering if this hotfix would cause major problems.
If I create a restore point first, and then apply the hotfix, if the hotfix does not work, will the restore point essentially remove the hotfix?
I read all the text of the hotfix.
It seems to me the hotfix is for network printers connected to a SBS2003 server. My C5280 printer is connected to a Windows 7 pc as a shared printer. It is not shared on the server itself. The text in the hotfix email says it has not been tested. I am wondering if this hotfix would cause major problems.
If I create a restore point first, and then apply the hotfix, if the hotfix does not work, will the restore point essentially remove the hotfix?
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