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A Script that sends keys to open Wizard and create printer.
A Script that sends keys to open Wizard and create printer.
I have tried windows Scripts to create printers on remote computers , but did not work. but If I go to any of the remote computers and manually create printer going through the wizard, it will work just fine.
So I would like to have a script that sends the keys to open a wizard and create the printer:
Add Printer /The printer that I want is not listed/ Add a printer using TCP/IP address or hostname / type hostname or IP address and Port name / select the Manufacturer (HP) / HP Universal Printing PCL 6 /etc......etc.... /Next /Next....till the wizard is completed.
Thank you
I have tried windows Scripts to create printers on remote computers , but did not work. but If I go to any of the remote computers and manually create printer going through the wizard, it will work just fine.
So I would like to have a script that sends the keys to open a wizard and create the printer:
Add Printer /The printer that I want is not listed/ Add a printer using TCP/IP address or hostname / type hostname or IP address and Port name / select the Manufacturer (HP) / HP Universal Printing PCL 6 /etc......etc.... /Next /Next....till the wizard is completed.
Thank you
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I found this command that runs the add printer wizard on my computer but installs the printer on the remote computer .
however when I open the properties of the printer on the remote computer I get the same error displayed on the screenshot posted on the previous comment
if i go to the remote computer and install the printer using the wizard. then after the install, if I try to open properties of the printer then I do not get the error.
however when I open the properties of the printer on the remote computer I get the same error displayed on the screenshot posted on the previous comment
RUNDLL32.EXE PRINTUI.DLL,PrintUIEntry /il /c\\machine
if i go to the remote computer and install the printer using the wizard. then after the install, if I try to open properties of the printer then I do not get the error.
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will get back to this topic sometime in the future
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I have a script that adds printer to remote computer, for some reason "HP Universal Printing PCL 6" when added by scripts does not work properly. if I go to the remote computer and right click properties of the printer I get error displayed on the screenshot below
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If I install the Printer Manually through the Wizard then it works fine