Windows 7 64 bit could not print under domain user account

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Any idea? I have problem as below. Having domain environment under win 2003 32 bits. Windows 7 64 bit join domain successfully. Connect and install printer from file server running win 2003 32 bits file server successfully. And also could view property of printer successfully. But when print from win 7 64 bits nothing is happened. No error message, no document load in printer queue. Ping all server also reply. But nothing is printing. The profile is configure as roaming profile and using folder redirection.

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Posted 7-Jul-13 3:57am

Kanel Roath

Updated 7-Jul-13 4:10am

Joezer BH

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Joezer BH 7-Jul-13 10:14am

The default security settings for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 allow users who are not members of the local Administrators group to install only trustworthy printer drivers, such as those provided with Windows or in digitally signed printer-driver packages. This helps to ensure that users do not install untested or unreliable printer drivers or drivers that have been modified to contain malicious code (malware). However, it means that sometimes users cannot install the appropriate driver for a shared printer, even if the driver has been tested and approved in your environment.

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