This post provide further information to fix printer problems if Print Operators Members Cannot Add Printer Driver on Domain Controller .
Error: Printer driver was not installed - access denied
Cause: When you add the printer driver, Windows 2000 copies the printer's .inf file to the
%SystemRoot%\Inf folder. However, members of the Print Operators group do not
have permission to write to the %SystemRoot%\Inf folder, and access is denied.
Details Resolution: Use one of the following workarounds to install the printer driver:
1. Install the printer driver while you are logged on as an administrator or a member
of the Server Operators group.
2. Give members of the Print Operators group Write permission on the
%SystemRoot%\Inf folder.
3. Copy the .inf file to the %SystemRoot%\Inf folder in advance while you are logged
on as an administrator or a member of the Server Operator group.
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This post provides printer support to reinstall WinFax printer. It describe step by step instruction to reinstall WinFax printer.
To reinstall the WinFax printer
Close the WinFax Message Manager and WinFax Controller.
If you are running Windows NT, 2000, or XP, stop the WinFax service.
Start Windows Explorer and go to the Insprint.exe file. The default location of this file is on the C:\Program Files\Winfax folder or a subfolder of the Winfax folder.
Double-click the Insprint.exe file. The printer driver files are reinstalled. If you see a message that printer driver files have been installed, click OK.
Restart the computer.
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To reinstall the WinFax printer
Close the WinFax Message Manager and WinFax Controller.
If you are running Windows NT, 2000, or XP, stop the WinFax service.
Start Windows Explorer and go to the Insprint.exe file. The default location of this file is on the C:\Program Files\Winfax folder or a subfolder of the Winfax folder.
Double-click the Insprint.exe file. The printer driver files are reinstalled. If you see a message that printer driver files have been installed, click OK.
Restart the computer.
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HP DeskJet Printer Driver Support
Two printer drivers are available that support the Hewlett-Packard (HP) DeskJet family of printers under Microsoft Windows version 3.1. The HP DeskJet family of printers includes the HP DeskJet, HP DeskJet Plus, HP DeskJet 500, and HP DeskJet 500C. You can use either the HP DeskJet Series printer driver version 2.1 (DJ500C.DRV) or the Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver (HPDSKJET.DRV). The Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver is supported by the Microsoft Universal Printer Driver (UNIDRV.DLL), which is included with Windows 3.1. This post provide help about Install Printer diver and Printer support tips.
The best driver to select depends on the type of printing and fonts you require. Using versions of the HP driver (DJ500C.DRV) earlier than version 2.1 is not recommended because these versions were created for use with an earlier version of Windows and do not offer TrueType font support. To identify which driver is installed, look at their descriptions in the Control Panel. The DJ500C.DRV driver written by Hewlett-Packard (HP) lists the printer name as "HP DeskJet Series v 2.x," where "2.x" is either 2.0 or 2.1. The HPDSKJET.DRV printer driver provided with Windows 3.1 lists the printer name as "HP DeskJet," "HP DeskJet Plus," or "HP DeskJet 500."
Use the HP DeskJet Series driver version 2.1 if you require support for Intellifont format fonts or if you are doing color printing with the DeskJet 500C. Black and gray scale printing with any member of the HP DeskJet printer family is supported by this driver. This driver also includes support for the 14 TrueType fonts that come with Windows 3.1 and allows TrueType fonts to be scaled. The HP series driver version 2.1 comes with three Intellifont format fonts(CG Times, Universe, and Courier), which can be scaled. The driver does not support font cart- ridges or soft fonts, and offers limited compatibility with Windows 3.1 (see #2 below).
The Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver that ships with Windows 3.1 is the recommended driver for TrueType and device font support. This driver supports both portrait and landscape printing at 300 dots-per-inch (dpi) resolution for the 14 TrueType fonts that come with Windows 3.1, as well as internal, soft, and cartridge fonts (with the exception of the K and L cartridges). The Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver does not provide direct support for the DeskJet 500C, but you can select the DeskJet 500 driver and print in black to a 500C.
Both the HP DeskJet Series version 2.1 and the Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver can be loaded at the same time in Windows 3.1, but only one driver can be active. You can switch between the drivers as required.
The HP DeskJet Series driver version 2.0 for Windows 3.0 that comes with the DeskJet 500C will not work with Windows 3.1. You need to upgrade to the HP DeskJet Series driver version 2.1 for Windows 3.1. The version 2.1 driver offers limited compatibility with Windows 3.1 and is available in the DeskJet library (5) of HPPER on CompuServe. Download D5WIN3.ANN for more information.
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The best driver to select depends on the type of printing and fonts you require. Using versions of the HP driver (DJ500C.DRV) earlier than version 2.1 is not recommended because these versions were created for use with an earlier version of Windows and do not offer TrueType font support. To identify which driver is installed, look at their descriptions in the Control Panel. The DJ500C.DRV driver written by Hewlett-Packard (HP) lists the printer name as "HP DeskJet Series v 2.x," where "2.x" is either 2.0 or 2.1. The HPDSKJET.DRV printer driver provided with Windows 3.1 lists the printer name as "HP DeskJet," "HP DeskJet Plus," or "HP DeskJet 500."
Use the HP DeskJet Series driver version 2.1 if you require support for Intellifont format fonts or if you are doing color printing with the DeskJet 500C. Black and gray scale printing with any member of the HP DeskJet printer family is supported by this driver. This driver also includes support for the 14 TrueType fonts that come with Windows 3.1 and allows TrueType fonts to be scaled. The HP series driver version 2.1 comes with three Intellifont format fonts(CG Times, Universe, and Courier), which can be scaled. The driver does not support font cart- ridges or soft fonts, and offers limited compatibility with Windows 3.1 (see #2 below).
The Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver that ships with Windows 3.1 is the recommended driver for TrueType and device font support. This driver supports both portrait and landscape printing at 300 dots-per-inch (dpi) resolution for the 14 TrueType fonts that come with Windows 3.1, as well as internal, soft, and cartridge fonts (with the exception of the K and L cartridges). The Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver does not provide direct support for the DeskJet 500C, but you can select the DeskJet 500 driver and print in black to a 500C.
Both the HP DeskJet Series version 2.1 and the Microsoft HP DeskJet printer driver can be loaded at the same time in Windows 3.1, but only one driver can be active. You can switch between the drivers as required.
The HP DeskJet Series driver version 2.0 for Windows 3.0 that comes with the DeskJet 500C will not work with Windows 3.1. You need to upgrade to the HP DeskJet Series driver version 2.1 for Windows 3.1. The version 2.1 driver offers limited compatibility with Windows 3.1 and is available in the DeskJet library (5) of HPPER on CompuServe. Download D5WIN3.ANN for more information.
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For your Hewlett Packard laser printer to run efficiently, you may have to install printer driver. Drivers link the computer and the printer through a common language. Follow these steps to download drivers for an HP laser printer.
Step1Make sure your printer is on before beginning. Log on to the Hewlett-Packard Web site (see Resources below).
Step2Search for “downloading printer drivers” on the HP site. Look through the results, and select the one that corresponds to your printer and computer
Step3Download the program that is appropriate. After the download is complete, install the application.
Step4Use the Installation Wizard or install the new driver manually using the “Settings” and “Printers and Other Hardware” settings
Step1Make sure your printer is on before beginning. Log on to the Hewlett-Packard Web site (see Resources below).
Step2Search for “downloading printer drivers” on the HP site. Look through the results, and select the one that corresponds to your printer and computer
Step3Download the program that is appropriate. After the download is complete, install the application.
Step4Use the Installation Wizard or install the new driver manually using the “Settings” and “Printers and Other Hardware” settings
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