"Deleting - printed"

[Guest Tyler McLaughlin]

We upgraded our print cluster (W2K3 SP1) to SP2 last week. Ever since the

upgrade we have an issue with the following 4 HP "inbox" drivers:

 

HP LaserJet 4

HP LajerJet 5

HP LaserJet 1200 PCL

HP LaserJet 4000 PCL 6

 

The issue is this; any and all jobs spooled through queues using any one of

the above mentioned drivers remain in a "Deleting - printed" state after

successfully printing.

 

I've seen a post on the internet regarding this

http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=742518 which recommends giving

"everyone" full control to the WINDOWS\Temp directory. I've tested this and

it is not working.

 

I've also tried reinstalling those 4 print drivers on the print cluster and

the issue still exists.

 

The drivers listed happen to all be Microsoft "inbox" drivers.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thank you -

 

- Tyler

[Guest Tyler McLaughlin]

RE: "Deleting - printed"

 

Issue resolved.

 

CAUSE = HP Print Processor HPPRN05

 

SOLUTION = Change print processor to WinPrint. Stop the spooler and delete

all files in the spool. Restart spooler.

 

- Tyler

 

"Tyler McLaughlin" wrote:

> We upgraded our print cluster (W2K3 SP1) to SP2 last week. Ever since the

> upgrade we have an issue with the following 4 HP "inbox" drivers:

>

> HP LaserJet 4

> HP LajerJet 5

> HP LaserJet 1200 PCL

> HP LaserJet 4000 PCL 6

>

> The issue is this; any and all jobs spooled through queues using any one of

> the above mentioned drivers remain in a "Deleting - printed" state after

> successfully printing.

>

> I've seen a post on the internet regarding this

> http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=742518 which recommends giving

> "everyone" full control to the WINDOWS\Temp directory. I've tested this and

> it is not working.

>

> I've also tried reinstalling those 4 print drivers on the print cluster and

> the issue still exists.

>

> The drivers listed happen to all be Microsoft "inbox" drivers.

>

> Any ideas?

>

> Thank you -

>

> - Tyler

[Guest Tyler McLaughlin]

RE: "Deleting - printed"

 

Issue resolved.

 

CAUSE = HP Print Processor HPPRN05

 

SOLUTION = Change print processor to WinPrint. Stop the spooler and delete

all files in the spool. Restart spooler.

 

- Tyler

 

"Tyler McLaughlin" wrote:

> We upgraded our print cluster (W2K3 SP1) to SP2 last week. Ever since the

> upgrade we have an issue with the following 4 HP "inbox" drivers:

>

> HP LaserJet 4

> HP LajerJet 5

> HP LaserJet 1200 PCL

> HP LaserJet 4000 PCL 6

>

> The issue is this; any and all jobs spooled through queues using any one of

> the above mentioned drivers remain in a "Deleting - printed" state after

> successfully printing.

>

> I've seen a post on the internet regarding this

> http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=742518 which recommends giving

> "everyone" full control to the WINDOWS\Temp directory. I've tested this and

> it is not working.

>

> I've also tried reinstalling those 4 print drivers on the print cluster and

> the issue still exists.

>

> The drivers listed happen to all be Microsoft "inbox" drivers.

>

> Any ideas?

>

> Thank you -

>

> - Tyler