Get printer to connect
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Navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print", add
DWORD RpcAuthnLevelPrivacyEnabled = 0. Restart the Print Spooler, and you should
be able to print.
When the Registry DWORD is set to RpcAuthnLevelPrivacyEnabled=1, Windows
encrypts RPC communication with network printers and/or print servers.
Performing the above is much faster than uninstalling the KB that was applied.
This has haunted us for 6 days.
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Updating the Windows 9x Spool Driver
Quick Contents
Introduction
Microsoft corrected a problem that caused some Windows 95 computers to display Spool32
errors. If you are running Windows 95 and your computer displays Spool32 errors while
printing, you need to download an updated version of the SPOOLSS.DLL driver.
- Note: the updated SPOOLSS.DLL driver only applies to the following
versions of Windows 95:
- 4.00.950
- 4.00.950A
- 4.00.095B (OSR 2.0 and OSR 2.1)
To download and install the SPOOLSS.DLL driver, see: Download
and Install SPOOLSS.EXE.
- Note: MFM Technical Support does not support the following steps. These steps
may vary from computer to computer. If you have difficulty following the steps listed
below, contact your computer manufacturer or an independent consultant for assistance.
- Download and save the WinZip self-extracting file: SPOOLSS.EXE to a
directory on your hard disk, for example C:\DOWNLOAD.
- Note: the Microsoft Windows 95 SPOOLSS.DLL driver is version 4.03.1212.
- After you have downloaded SPOOLSS.EXE, click Start | Programs
| Windows Explorer.
- Go to the C:\DOWNLOAD folder (or the folder where you saved the SPOOLSS.EXE
file). Double-click on SPOOLSS.EXE.
- A WinZip self-extractor window will appear defaulting to the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
directory.
- Click Unzip to unzip the SPOOLSS.EXE files to your C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
directory.
- Note: if Windows 95 prevents you from overwriting your existing SPOOLSS.DLL
driver in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory, see: Manually
Update SPOOLSS.DLL
- After WinZip unzips the files, click OK to close The WinZip
Self-Extractor window. Click Close to exit WinZip.
- Restart your computer.
If you were unable to use the instructions in Download and Install
SPOOLSS.EXE to update your SPOOLSS.DLL driver, you can manually update your SPOOLSS.DLL
driver.
- Go to the C:\DOWNLOAD folder (or the folder where you saved the SPOOLSS.EXE
file). Double-click on SPOOLSS.EXE.
- A WinZip self-extractor window will appear defaulting to the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
directory. Change the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory to another directory on your
computer, for example C:\TEMP.
- Click Unzip to unzip the SPOOLSS.EXE files to your C:\TEMP
directory.
- After WinZip unzips the files, click OK to close The WinZip
Self-Extractor window. Click Close to exit WinZip.
- Click Start | Shutdown | Restart in MS-DOS
Mode.
- At the MS-DOS prompt, type the following commands:
CD \WINDOWS\SYSTEM
REN SPOOLSS.DLL SPOOLSS.DL2
MOVE C:\TEMP\SPOOLSS.DLL C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
- Restart your computer.
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