Based on your description, please check the drive type of the printer. As the following blog states: Group Policy Preference TCP/IP printers do not support Type 4 print drivers.

I checked the drivers to discover that a number of the printers are using the Microsoft Enhanced Point and Print Compatibility Drivers instead of their native drivers.

Based on some customers’ feedback, the issue mostly can be caused by printer driver. I suggest you take the following steps to reset Print Subsystem.

Question 0 Sign in to vote hallo I am looking for a script that makes the printer drivers on the server to Driver Isolation Mode please help thenks

Unfortunately with some printers/drivers the installer will refuse to work if it is unable to communicate with the printer during the install process.

What would be the best way to push out the driver updates to all our users? Should I include it in the driver list for for each relevant machine? Have a ruleset that asks to install the printer? as an …

I'm looking to see if I can create a batch file that would capture and create a list of the users network printers & drive mappings, then, export as a text file?

Jul 7, 2009 · i have several vista and xp laptops. the shared printers are installed on some laptops and not on the network directly. when adding one of those printer on all my vista laptops when using a …

I have a Dell 2300dn printer connected to the network, a Windows 2008 64bit server is the print server for this device. Until around 5.30 yesterday everything was working fine, 32bit vista business clients …

Windows Server 2008 x64 adds the printer using the local port trick, and that copy of the printer is shared from this Server. Windows Server 2003 R2 x86 connects to the printer shared from the 2008 …