Guest Homer J. Simpson Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 I have an HP LaserJet 4350dtnsl hooked up to a machine's parallel port and shared. I can print as myself (an admin account) from any machine on my LAN. I've installed the latest drivers I could find on HP's site. I have a restricted user account on one of the machines (not the one with the printer), and this user can't print--even Notepad is giving 'access denied' messages. This particular user only has an account on this one machine. This is a home LAN, without a domain controller or Active Directory, so this user can only log in locally on that machine (eg, he can't roam and log on other machines using domain credentials). Dunno if that's relevant, but it can't hurt to describe my LAN setup. If I log on that machine using my admin account, I can print from it. If I grant admin rights to that account, remove, then add the printer again, I can print from the account. Remove the admin rights, access denied. Grant the rights back, still can't print, until I remove the printer and add it back. Because of that, it's really getting to be a hassle to diagnose. Various Google search results recommend granting the 'Everyone' account full access rights to the system32\spool folder, the print$ share, c:\windows\temp, etc, all to no avail. I'm running out of ideas, and I *really* would prefer that account to stay as a restricted user. Thoughts?
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