B
Brandon
I have a Windows 2000 Print Server dedicated to our
network. It has 103 printers connected to it. Recently,
3 of the print queues stopped working properly. If my
user (who has Power User rights to the domain) attempts to
send a print job to the print queue, everything looks as
it should. They do not get any errors and the printer
icon beside the clock shows up, then goes away after a
minute. The problem is, nothing ever prints. The print
server never receives the job and the printer never
prints. Now, if I capture the same print queue to a LPT
port, then the user prints to the LPT port, the network
printer will print everytime. When I logon to any
computer using my administrator account to the domain, I
can print to the network queue everytime. The first thing
I did was check the user rights on the printers. (I am
having this identical issue on four different printers.)
I doublechecked the users rights on these printer queues
versus the other print queues, and they are all
identical. I went so far as to change the queue names,
delete the "non-working" queues, and switch the IP
addresses on the printers. Still the same issues. Anyone
have any ideas? Thanks!
network. It has 103 printers connected to it. Recently,
3 of the print queues stopped working properly. If my
user (who has Power User rights to the domain) attempts to
send a print job to the print queue, everything looks as
it should. They do not get any errors and the printer
icon beside the clock shows up, then goes away after a
minute. The problem is, nothing ever prints. The print
server never receives the job and the printer never
prints. Now, if I capture the same print queue to a LPT
port, then the user prints to the LPT port, the network
printer will print everytime. When I logon to any
computer using my administrator account to the domain, I
can print to the network queue everytime. The first thing
I did was check the user rights on the printers. (I am
having this identical issue on four different printers.)
I doublechecked the users rights on these printer queues
versus the other print queues, and they are all
identical. I went so far as to change the queue names,
delete the "non-working" queues, and switch the IP
addresses on the printers. Still the same issues. Anyone
have any ideas? Thanks!