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July 6th, 2015 09:00
Windows XPe Printer Instalation
Printer Instalation
Well,
I am working in a company that lends support for Wyse system and they're working on windows XPe version 5.01 of image, and i am trying to install a printer just to one Wyse, that will be for the manager so in my attempts it will not accept because it requires a drive.
I already tried to install the printer that the system already has a list of drivers but without any success. I tried to download in the printer website but without success. In all attempts the system comes with the message " Windows cannot locate a suitable printer driver. ".
Is there anyone could help with that?
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sophiawright
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July 6th, 2015 09:00
Connecting your USB printer to a Wyse terminal allows your entire work, school or home network remote access to the hardware. Sending jobs to one printer in a central location from multiple locations saves time and money, as you do not have to purchase or service several devices. While Wyse terminals have several ports for multiple printers, you may only need to use one for this purpose, freeing the other ports for other hardware such as computers and additional USB hubs.
1. Insert the USB printer's USB cable into the "LPT 1" or "LPT 2" port on the Wyse terminal.
2. Launch the Wyse terminal management utility.
3. Select "Printer Setup" from the menu bar's "File" tab.
4. Select the port--such as "LPT 1" or "LPT 2"--corresponding to the USB printer from the "Select Port" drop-down menu.
5. Enter a name for the printer in the "Printer Name" field if desired. Doing so makes for easy reference when using the print options from various utilities.
6. Enter the printer model name or type into the "Printer Identification" field. You may forgo this step and leave the default "Generic / Text Only" setting in the field if you are unsure or do not intend to print special or high-quality jobs.
7. Select the printer's class from the "Printer Class" drop-down menu.
8. Check the "Enable the printer device" box so that your USB-connected printer responds to the Wyse terminal's network.
9. Click "OK" to save your settings and complete the USB printer's addition.
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naitik1
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July 6th, 2015 09:00
I agree with Don Hager, I also use the same technique and it always work.
Don Hager
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July 6th, 2015 09:00
Leandro,
I have always installed printers to the thin client using the same exact techniques I would use on a client computer, EXCEPT that I would always do a manual install to minimize the size of the printer installation. I would not rely on the drivers that comes with the O/S, I would download them myself. If you have the drivers on a network share or a USB drive you should be able to do a printer installation and specify your drivers from that network location or the USB drive.
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August 27th, 2015 13:00
Connect your printer to your device to a cable and let your device find a driver.
If your device can't find a driver go on manufacturer website and put there your printer model and download a driver for your device.
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