Hey Charlie,
Thanks for chiming in on this issue.
Based upon my research, there is a long list of issues associated with AIO
devices and remote printing. There is also a list of issues assocaited with
devices that do not use the standard USB port.
I have seen several occasions where some wouild indicate that using HP
printers solves this issue. Not so as I have also experienced this issue with
HP laser printers not AIO's. In one instance any tech indicated to use a
driver for an HP 4 Laserjet in order to address the remote printing problem
for a 2006 HP Laser printer. It took some trial and error to get the correct
HP 4 driver but we did get it to work.
Notwithstanding, in this case I ended up getting an old standby HP inkjet
parallel printer and it worked like a champ.
Given that remote printing is not a new feature and it is a highly needed
function, there needs to be a method by which a consumer can determine before
the purchase as to the ability of the printer to work with remote printing.
It would be nice if MS or the HD manufacures had a list on their respective
website. Frankly it should be a standard supported feature since it's clear
that the issue lies in the printer driver.
"Charlie" wrote:
> To add to this request .... I too cannot, after fiddling with a stack of
> fixes, get to print on a local printer from the PC at the other end of an RDC
> session. Surely this should just work
>
> Thanks,
>
> Charlie
>
> "Don" wrote:
>
> > I have a user that is unable to print locally (at hone) when they're
> > connected to their office workstation. Nothing fancy in the office just two
> > wks on a peer2peer. The connection is made and all files and share are
> > available. The home system RDP connection is checked to allow access to the
> > printer.
> >
> > The local printer is a Dell AIO 962. In the past even on HP printers
> > sometimes the dirver had to be changed to allow the remote printing. In this
> > case no one including Dell has a driver suggestion that will allow remote
> > printing to work. Many other owners of this same AIO printer have posting to
> > DEll's website the same problem.
> >
> > Microsoft has a KB fix that can be applied (KB302361). This too has been
> > applied but still no printing.
> >
> > So the question is, does anyone know of acurrent AIO that will allow remote
> > printing between two Win XP workstations?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Don