Printer issue in Windows
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2025 1:49 pm
Roger,
Odd on this one. On prchoice, just very standard print options, when this particular user selects to use another printer, it just closes everything. New windows 11 on a new server. All work stations and server updated at the same time 3 weeks ago. All other users fine. No message from what we are told.
Default printer and other functions, like preview with acrobat,etc. All work fine. Just when he wants to select another printer.
IT person says he has reinstalled all the print drivers. Just wonder if you or anybody has ever run across this.
Suggested for him to delete all the other printers, then add them one by one testing selecting printers after each addition. Not sure he liked that option.
As far as I know there is no limit in alaska,etc on the printer name or length of the name, special characters..but maybe there is.(?)
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I was thinking giving him a quick app to use
oPrinter := xbpprinter():new()
newarray := oPrinter:list()
Then list each printer one by one to see if it stops on a certain printer. Not sure if that would help or not.
Thanks
Fred
omni
Odd on this one. On prchoice, just very standard print options, when this particular user selects to use another printer, it just closes everything. New windows 11 on a new server. All work stations and server updated at the same time 3 weeks ago. All other users fine. No message from what we are told.
Default printer and other functions, like preview with acrobat,etc. All work fine. Just when he wants to select another printer.
IT person says he has reinstalled all the print drivers. Just wonder if you or anybody has ever run across this.
Suggested for him to delete all the other printers, then add them one by one testing selecting printers after each addition. Not sure he liked that option.
As far as I know there is no limit in alaska,etc on the printer name or length of the name, special characters..but maybe there is.(?)
***
I was thinking giving him a quick app to use
oPrinter := xbpprinter():new()
newarray := oPrinter:list()
Then list each printer one by one to see if it stops on a certain printer. Not sure if that would help or not.
Thanks
Fred
omni