"Could not complete the print command because of a disk error" .We temporarily worked around the problem by making the user a member of the local admin group on the PC but we don't want to leave him in that group. Any ideas of how to enable the user to print using Adobe if he isn't a local admin? Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.
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Printing Error using Adobe Photoshop on w2k PC
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BionicJohn
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Hi, Sammer,
What's the printer? PS had known problems with Epson 1270/2000P/870 USB printers.
The solution is to go into the printer properties and select the Advanced tab. Down in the bottom right hand corner is an option called "Enable advanced printing features". You need to disable this function and the printer will run correctly.
Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
What's the printer? PS had known problems with Epson 1270/2000P/870 USB printers.
The solution is to go into the printer properties and select the Advanced tab. Down in the bottom right hand corner is an option called "Enable advanced printing features". You need to disable this function and the printer will run correctly.
Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
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BionicJohn
Technical User
Hi, sammer,
> We temporarily worked around the problem by making the user a member of the local admin group on the PC but we don't want to leave him in that group.
Sounds like an access/read/write problem for the user who doesn't have sufficient privileges. That could be keys in the registry or a temporary folder.
You might get more info in the Adobe PS forum:
forum229
Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
> We temporarily worked around the problem by making the user a member of the local admin group on the PC but we don't want to leave him in that group.
Sounds like an access/read/write problem for the user who doesn't have sufficient privileges. That could be keys in the registry or a temporary folder.
You might get more info in the Adobe PS forum:
forum229
Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
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