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How can I setup both 32bit and 64bit drivers for the <br />
same printer on my \\printServer so I can just browse <br />
to \\printServer, doubleClick on the 64bit printer, <br />
and have it automatically installs locally on Win7 ?<br />
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PrintServer is Windows 2003 Server Standard<br />
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&quot;Windows 7&quot; Steps<br />
&nbsp;1. download 64bit driver to local PC<br />
&nbsp;2. do install based on printers IP address<br />
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&quot;Windows XP&quot; Steps<br />
&nbsp;1. browse to \\printServer<br />
&nbsp;2. doubleClick on a 32bit printer<br />
&nbsp;3. printer automatically installs locally
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How can I setup both 32bit and 64bit drivers for the 
same printer on my \\printServer so I can just browse 
to \\printServer, doubleClick on the 64bit printer, 
and have it automatically installs locally on Win7 ?

PrintServer is Windows 2003 Server Standard

"Windows 7" Steps
 1. download 64bit driver to local PC
 2. do install based on printers IP address

"Windows XP" Steps
 1. browse to \\printServer
 2. doubleClick on a 32bit printer
 3. printer automatically installs locally

print server -- 32 and 64 bit drivers ?

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Windows Server 2003

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