Discussion:
Xerox M15 Multifunction Printer
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Chris Smith
2005-04-27 14:46:07 UTC
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I have 3 Xerox M15 Multifunction printers on my network, all setup on my
Windows 2000 Print server. From the PCs on the network, the printers work
fine. However, from within Terminal Services, I get a weird behavior.

I can print test pages from the user's RDP-based systems just fine.
However, when I try to print from any apps (Word, Excel, Acrobat Reader,
etc.,) I get an error stating that I should check to see if the printer is
disconnected.

Has anyone seen this before? What should I do? I can't blame the driver,
since the test pages work just fine, so what is missing between the
applications and the driver?

Thanks!

Chris Smith
Vera Noest [MVP]
2005-04-27 20:30:21 UTC
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Sure you can blame the driver!
This is a very common symptom of a driver which is not 100% TS
compatible: test page prints OK, sometimes only for the user who
installed the driver, other printouts produce errors.

Multifunction printers are nearly always a problem (the
multifunction features will never work). You could try to disable
them, under properties - advanced. If that doesn't solve the
problem, map the printer to a native driver.

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Post by Chris Smith
I have 3 Xerox M15 Multifunction printers on my network, all
setup on my Windows 2000 Print server. From the PCs on the
network, the printers work fine. However, from within Terminal
Services, I get a weird behavior.
I can print test pages from the user's RDP-based systems just
fine. However, when I try to print from any apps (Word, Excel,
Acrobat Reader, etc.,) I get an error stating that I should
check to see if the printer is disconnected.
Has anyone seen this before? What should I do? I can't blame
the driver, since the test pages work just fine, so what is
missing between the applications and the driver?
Thanks!
Chris Smith
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