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Hum, just had another client at a different company that has a Server 2008 non-R2 Terminal Server that started having the same issue. They don't seem to have the same Windows updates so I have no clue what is specific to Server 2008 NON R2 that caused the same printing issue last week and this week. Oh well!
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Hum, just had another client at a different company that has a Server 2008 non-R2 Terminal Server that started having the same issue. They don't seem to have the same Windows updates so I have no clue what is specific to Server 2008 NON R2 that caused the same printing issue last week and this week. Oh well!

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We have a client who has a 2008 Enterprise 32 bit terminal server. Randomly printer redirection will begin to fail for all users. I thought we had tied it into one particular system that may have corrupt printer drivers as I tied the first error the event log: &quot;Unexpected internal error in TS RDP device redirection. &nbsp;Contact technical support.&quot; to the same time the user logged in one morning. However, today printer redirection is working after a reboot and that same user has logged in from the same system and it did not break printer redirection. Any ideas on how to track down what is causing this? It cropped up out of nowhere.
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Hello, 

We have a client who has a 2008 Enterprise 32 bit terminal server. Randomly printer redirection will begin to fail for all users. I thought we had tied it into one particular system that may have corrupt printer drivers as I tied the first error the event log: "Unexpected internal error in TS RDP device redirection.  Contact technical support." to the same time the user logged in one morning. However, today printer redirection is working after a reboot and that same user has logged in from the same system and it did not break printer redirection. Any ideas on how to track down what is causing this? It cropped up out of nowhere.

Random terminal server printer redirection failure for all users Event ID 1115

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.