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We're setting up a new printer server and adding our network printers. This particular printer doesn't want to be added. When I begin the Network Printer Installation Wizard, I choose TCP/IP and then enter the IP address of the printer. The wizard then tries to detect the printer and fails to do so. I can ping the printer and I can access it via browser, both from the new printer server. The printer is still set up on the old printer server and users can still print to it. What could be stopping the installation wizard from detecting the printer?

Recently, I got a Cisco modem/router from my internet service provider, I plugged in the printer's ethernet cable to it, and suddenly I couldn't print to it anymore. I couldn't access it's webadmin console and couldn't change any settings. I went through various troubleshooting steps and ultimately did a hard reset.

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I had an end user that wanted to install their home printer drivers on their office laptop. I took remote control of their PC, but to my chagrin the user lacked admin rights to install the printer. Here's how to launch the add printer wizard using your (admin) credentials.

* Open a command prompt with your credentials (Run As).

* Run this command:

rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /il

The printer wizard will open with your credentials, saving you from having to log off.

Now, looking at the supported wifi modes on xb7.....well....I can't seem to find that, or even a decent manual. I don't have an xb7, but if you use the app, can you select the supported wifi modes? The 'app' is also poorly documented. Perhaps there is an 'admin console' on the gateway too where you could set a wfi mode , but it's unclear if that still exists -- they seem to be moving towards a cloud management/app solution.

Each WEM Agent has its own LocalAgentDatabase, since the Intelligent Optimization history is relevant only for this computer. This database is therefore updated in real time during the user session. It is therefore always up to date, and no console-side action is required to cause the agent to update.

With Add a new Group Policy Object can be created. In the following wizard the Name and the Description are defined. Under Registry Operations the various registry changes can be entered.

This will run a very nice GUI wizard which will guide you and will complete the configuration with couple of simple steps! Nothing needs to be installed manually by you. In my case the command hp-setup was just available in Linux Mint 19.3 after installation.

All steps take place on the Windows Server 2012 Essentials console. In my case, W2012E is running in a guest VM on a Windows Server 2012 Standard Hyper-V parent. I will be installing drivers for an HP LaserJet 4100 printer.

The freestanding Print Wizard program is completely contained in the file PRINTWIZ.EXE. This is a console-mode program that ordinarily has NO user interface. It is driven completely by command-line parameters. Thus it can be initiated by another program or a batch string to print a particular file, a group of files as specified by a wildcard, or any files that get dropped into a particular directory. It can even process and print files that exist on web or FTP servers.

There are two ways to manage a Server Core installation configured as a Print Server. At the console itself, you can use a combination of commands and scripts. All of the scripts are located in the Windows\System32\Printing_Admin_Scripts\en-US folder. The following commands can be used locally:

In my case I had to delete the services in my installshield project and start from square one. My original service components were added manually and I couldn't get them working, the only error I was getting was the same "Error 1920 service failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services." that you were getting. After deleting my components, I re-added them using the component wizard.

After that it worked, even though nothing looked differently from the components I had added manually. Installshield must do something behind the scenes when it wires up the service components with the component wizard.

The printer is a network printer in a business office setting. I recently set an admin password in the printer's web console (type in the printer's IP, go into Settings, changed the password). I was able to log in to the administrative functions successfully with that password.

The main problem here was that the same drivers and ports keptshowing up and being selected by Windows. I couldn't override that,and I didn't know what files had to be deleted to remove thedrivers. The solution: crack open the print management console:Start -> Run -> printmanagement.msc

Inside management console, expand "Services and Applications"and select "Services". Once in there, find the "Print Spooler"service, right-click it and select "Restart". That will release allthe gunk it was holding on to, allowing you to finally remove thedriver package.

For security reasons,Mozilladoes not allow web content to link to local files. An error like:Security Error: Content at tag_hash_115___ may not load or link to tag_hash_116_________________will appear in the javascript console. If you need to followlinks to local paths it is recommended that you drag the link to the location bar and then drop it on the webpage. If youreally don't like the security check and are willing to risk all files on your system and that your system can access thenyou may add the following line to user.js in your personalprofile directory. (Bug 84128