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Have 24 new computers. Exact same build, Windows 7 Enterprise. About half are having this problem when installing printers. 'Windows cannot connect to the printer.' Details: 'Operation failed with error 0x0000007e'.

You need to refer the configuration page and find the necessary tips to fix the connection issues. Listed, or if the status shows ‘disconnected’, there may be something wrong with the network card or the cable. You need to remove and reset the network cable running into the printer. We have a peer to peer network, not a.

I do not want to have half the computers with local port definitions and half with whatever is automatically assigned. Tried using script 'rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /q /n myserver myprinter' but for half it works. Others it does not. Some printers install, others consistently don't. Those that don't are HP CLJ 2550n, HP CLJ 2840n.

Had problem with HP LJ 4250 but printer firmware update fixed that. Did nto fix on others. Again, half of the new PCs with same config will connect and work just fine. AllenMc - I am having the same issue on Windows 7 with several of my printers as well. Some network printers install fine and others fail with the same error message, even though they have the same drivers (HP Universal Printing PS v61.91.12.106). I tried to update the firmware on one of the printers (HP P3005 LaserJet), but that didn't help.

All who have responded to this post, please re-read AllenMc's request. He doesn't want to create a local port/printer for the printers that won't install from the print server. That is not desirable in a networked environment where you have to deploy several printers to hundreds of users. I did test and installing the printer locally did work but that is not a workable solution for our environment, where we need to deploy printers via script and we need to have the printers tracked at the server level using plot tracking software (Sepialine Argos). Any help would be greatly appreciated. I spent a long time working this issue with HP and Canon and what ended up solving the 0x0000007e error on the Win 7 x64 clients using a 2K8 print server was: • Logon to the Windows 7 X64 client machine • Click on the Start button • Click on Devices and Printers • Click and highlight any printer already installed on the local machine.

(This should allow you to see the “Print Server Properties” button right underneath the address bar at the top of the page. • Click on Print Server Properties button • Click on the Drivers Tab • Highlight and remove every single driver (Make sure you are on the client machine NOT THE SERVER!!) • Click OK and then Close the Printer Page. • Go to Start /Run / and type in services.msc • Find the print spooler service • Stop the print spooler for at least 10 seconds • Restart the print spooler service • Go back to the print server and try and reinstall the printer. Did you solve this problem`? Have an identical problem with connecting my W7-64 laptop to a printer USB-connected to my 32-bit Vista computer.

Praetorians mod conquerors download movies 2017. Get the same error message after the driver has been downloaded and trying to install. I could live with a local port definition, however trying to establish this I am not able to connect to the host/printer (Vista-32/HP Color Laser Jet 2840) named as follows: 'Reidar-PC/HP Universal Printing PS' (maybe the name of the printer is no good?). The driver installed on the host is downloaded from HP Web-site (HP Universal Print Driver PostScript v5.0.1( whic is the 32-bit version). Added 64-bit driver to this installation. Trying to make a new local port on the client with this adress: ' Universal Printing PS' fail with message 'No access'.

The printer on the host has been shared out. I tried this with a new Win 7 x64 install; didn't make any difference. Also tried the step-by-step removal of local drivers & force reinstall.

I have 4 printers that should deploy via GPO; the first 3 work every time. I'm having problems with HP LJ 4200 printers attached to our WS2008 print server (32 bit, not R2). I had a mismatch in versions of PCL 6 drivers; obtained & updated the x64 to the same version as the x86. Still not working (61.74.561.43 for both). The real annoyance is that I have a Win 7 x64 install in Vmware workstation that had no problems installing this printer. The driver is the vista x64 version, since HP only appeared to have a universal driver for Windows 7 x64.