Using printer on 64bit W7 from 32bit XP?

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DileSoft2011-03-04 09:37:13

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DileSoft, 2011-03-04 09:37:13

The network is working, the printer is visible, the drivers are installed. When you try to print, the program that caused the print hangs. What to do?

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Dmitry, 2011-03-04
@plin2s

I solved exactly the same problem by installing the appropriate UPD versions on both machines

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Kastrulya0001, 2011-03-04
@Kastrulya0001

1. Printer model.
2. What rights does the user have?
3. What is the program?

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Kastrulya0001, 2011-03-04
@Kastrulya0001

4. Have you rebooted the computers and the printer?

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Alexander Krylov, 2011-03-04
@uzi_admin

Did the problem appear immediately or did everything work fine for a while?

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curlydevil, 2011-03-04
@curlydevil

Have you unchecked the printer sharing settings regarding support for other OS versions?

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Puma Thailand, 2011-03-04
@opium

But did not try to install normal firewood from the manufacturer's website?

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Vladimir Deribin, 2011-03-04
@Inskin

Try turning off the "Bi-directional communication" checkbox in the printer properties. In general, from experience (we have similar printers, HP LJ P1005, a whole pack) - it is extremely difficult to make them work over a network on different operating systems. If two XP are online, everything is ok. All other configs (Vista / 7) - a lot of problems, freezes, and so on. It is quite possible that the most working option would be to purchase a usb print server (if this printer will work through it).

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Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2011-03-05
@Anonym

I hope the x64 machine drivers are for x64?