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This is essentially a duplicate of the question before it.
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The solution to this problem was finding 64 bit drivers. Once that was done and the drivers installed I was able to install the printer.
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I am trying to install &nbsp;Dell Laserjet 5210n on our school network server so it can be shared across all clients. I have assigned a static IP address to the printer and I can ping it. When I try to install the drivers I downloaded from the Dell website I get the attached error. <br />
I have tried installing as a network printer using the TCP/IP port and also as a local printer also using the TCP/IP port. Either way I get the same result. <br />
The Server on the network is running Windows Server 2008R2 and all of our clients are Windows 7 Pro. &nbsp;I did try to install it using a PCL driver found in Windows and I was able to print one test page but after that the printer went offline and will not come back on line even though I can ping still ping it. <br />
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Please Advise. <br />
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Thank you!<br />
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Robert<br />
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I am trying to install  Dell Laserjet 5210n on our school network server so it can be shared across all clients. I have assigned a static IP address to the printer and I can ping it. When I try to install the drivers I downloaded from the Dell website I get the attached error. 
I have tried installing as a network printer using the TCP/IP port and also as a local printer also using the TCP/IP port. Either way I get the same result. 
The Server on the network is running Windows Server 2008R2 and all of our clients are Windows 7 Pro.  I did try to install it using a PCL driver found in Windows and I was able to print one test page but after that the printer went offline and will not come back on line even though I can ping still ping it. 

Please Advise. 

Thank you!

Robert

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