Terminal Server Rename Printer Driver

My company is willing to start using Terminal Services but I have no clues on how to size a terminal server for the amount of users and applications we are willing to.

HP Printers and Terminal Server. This is an issue that is annoying TS administrators across the land. Since MS and HP can t ever seem to get along it is no wonder why.

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A common issue we work with is Printer Redirection issues with Terminal Services on Windows Server 2003. Although printer redirection seems fairly simple on the.

Is it possible to rename the name of a printer driver in Widows 7.  I am NOT referring to the printer name.  I want to rename the actual printer driver that shows up in printer server properties, or under printer properties -- advanced.

The reason is, I have run into a couple scenarios where the Windows 7 printer driver name, is different from the printer driver name in Windows 2003 server, resulting in the printer not installing in terminal services.

For example, the okidata microline 420, is called the ML420, in 2003 server, but in 7 it s called the, Microline ML 420.

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Note the below solution requires editing the Registry. Please remember to MAKE A BACKUP prior to editing the Windows Registry. Don t mess with it if you don t know what you are doing. All disclaimers apply.

When you start Microsoft Outlook or another Office application on Windows Terminal Services you may receive the following error message:

Outlook failed to start correctly last time. Starting Outlook in safe mode will help you correct or isolate a startup problem in order to successfully start the program. Some functionality may be disabled in this mode.

Do you want to start Outlook in safe mode.

You can click either Yes or No and Outlook opens. The next time you launch Outlook you are not given the prompt. However, at the next launch of Outlook you are given the prompt. On the following logon, you are not given the prompt. This loop of Outlook 2002/3 prompting for Safe Mode every other time you launch Outlook continues indefinitely.

CAUSE

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Windows NT Current Version Terminal Server Install Software Microsoft Office 10.0 Outlook Resiliencywith the key TermSrvCopyKeyOnce with a value of 0x1 exists in the Registry on the Windows 2000 Terminal Server in one of the subkeys under Resiliency.

When Outlook 2002/3 starts, the following Registry key is created:HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Office 10.0 Outlook Resiliency.

NOTE: The Resiliency registry key for Outlook is new for Outlook 2002.

If no problems are encountered, the Resiliency key is deleted. If one of the many tests that Outlook makes at startup fail,subkeys are written under the Resiliency key and the Resiliency key is not deleted. If the key remains,the next start of Outlook 2002 gives the prompt.

If a subkey is deleted by an application from HKEY_CURRENT_USER HKCU --specifically a subkey from HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Office 10.0 Outlook Resiliency while the server is inTerminal Server Install mode, the data is copied to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE HKLM :

HKLM Software Microsoft Windows NT Current Version Terminal Server Install Software Microsoft Office 10.0 Outlook Resiliency

When the application attempts with the server in Terminal Server Application Mode to access the key again and finds it missing,the application looks in this location HKLM for the key. If the Resiliency key is there and has the key TermSrvCopyKeyOnce under one of thesubkeys of the Resiliency key, the Resiliency key is written back to HKCU.

In this case, the Resiliency key was written with subkeys while in install mode. Once the terminal server goes backto application mode every user is affected since Outlook 2002 always looks for the Resiliency key, thus causing the loop.

RESOLUTION

Deleting

resolves the problem.

If you are running Citrix Metaframe Presentation Server, check to see if speedscreenApi.dll is listed as the faulting module.You may run into this issue  after installing Metaframe and installing the lastest batch of Microsoft Updates for Windows 2000/3.

To fix this emove the keys for iexplore.exe and outlook.exe under

hklm software citrix ctxhook AppInit_Dlls SpeedScreen

which should resolve the error message.After that run the speedscreen manager to add those two applications to the list.

Oct 06, 2007  In Part 1, we introduced the main benefits of Terminal Services TS Easy Print: a driver-less solution for printer redirection over a TS session. In.