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Ok, I posted both those to our IT folks. Unfortunately they have set GPO privileges that only they can do this with. I have over 20 years of IT experience, but am only the liason in this department. I'm doing the research on the problem for them. I'll let you know which one works and if not what they say.<br />
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Thank you again. HOpefully one of these works. BTW, this is a network printer on a Network server. The drivers have been updated on the server side and on the client side.
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Ok, I posted both those to our IT folks. Unfortunately they have set GPO privileges that only they can do this with. I have over 20 years of IT experience, but am only the liason in this department. I'm doing the research on the problem for them. I'll let you know which one works and if not what they say.

Thank you again. HOpefully one of these works. BTW, this is a network printer on a Network server. The drivers have been updated on the server side and on the client side.

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Brenda,<br />
Thanks for the update. I'm interested in hearing what your IT folks discover. Regards, Joe
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Brenda,
Thanks for the update. I'm interested in hearing what your IT folks discover. Regards, Joe

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Both were excellent. Making sure I had the correct drivers, as well as the directions to remove the previous driver and re-add it.<br />
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I gave you both equal points as you both solved my problem. <br />
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Thank you!
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Both were excellent. Making sure I had the correct drivers, as well as the directions to remove the previous driver and re-add it.

I gave you both equal points as you both solved my problem.

Thank you!

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Brenda,<br />
You're welcome! And thanks to you for posting what worked for you. It's always helpful to which suggestions do or don't work. Regards, Joe
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Brenda,
You're welcome! And thanks to you for posting what worked for you. It's always helpful to which suggestions do or don't work. Regards, Joe

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Thanks Brenda and I was happy to help.<br />
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.... Thinkpads_User
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Thanks Brenda and I was happy to help.

.... Thinkpads_User

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Hmmm, that should have been &quot;helpful to know which&quot;...brain faster than fingers. :)
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Hmmm, that should have been "helpful to know which"...brain faster than fingers. :)

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We have recently upgraded to windows 7 and can't get our Network printer to print correctly. this printer is HP 2035. It prints garbage at this point. Drivers have been updated to windows 7 drivers.<br />
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Thanks
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We have recently upgraded to windows 7 and can't get our Network printer to print correctly. this printer is HP 2035. It prints garbage at this point. Drivers have been updated to windows 7 drivers.

Thanks

HP 2035 Printer and Windows 7

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