I have Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition installed and clients consist of Windows 2000 Pro and Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
When installing the driver for Ricoh MFP (Multifuctional Product) on the Server. The Windows 2000 pro driver tends to knock out the NT 4.0 driver - The driver types are the PCL 5e and PCL 6 and RPCS drivers. The same happens if I install the Windows NT 4.0 driver 1st - it knock out the Windows 2000 Pro driver
Has anyone come across this isse before or know of a work-around?
You try installing multiple instances of the printer on the print server ( I am assuming it's the 2k3ENT box) naming them different (i.e.- printername_2k, printername_4, etc.) and associating each printer driver with each printer?
^^ sensible idea Have different printers installed for each operating system. Have a priority queue set on them though, otherwise they will clash if a few documents are sent to each printer at the same time.
Originally posted by Flanderz@Jul 20 2004, 02:24 PM ^^ sensible idea Have different printers installed for each operating system. Have a priority queue set on them though, otherwise they will clash if a few documents are sent to each printer at the same time.
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Thanks Guys managed to install multiple drivers on the Windows 2003 Server and it worked.
Have different printers installed for each operating system. Have a priority queue set on them though, otherwise they will clash if a few documents are sent to each printer at the same time.
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