This sounds like a networking question. The spooler just rides on the RPC
service and whatever the server service is doing. If the problem also
happens if you share files without the printer shared, post the question to
the network newsgroup. I checked quickly in the knowledgebase but did not
come back with a good on sharing.
I associate remote access with RAS. Is this system used as a bridge to the
internet or router of some sort?
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shawn said:
Everytime I logoff or reboot my machine the printer I have shared says
"windows has diabled remote access" then I have to renenable sharing or run
the wizard again. Why will it not stay shared after I logoff or reboot?
