Thank you for your help. I contacted Konica Minolta and received advice on
fixing the problem [see
http://onlinehelp.kmprinters.com/CPDocs/q0108004.htm]. They advised me to
change the security for my user account on my Windows/Temp directory to
include "write".
I did this, and I now can print with UAC enabled, but it takes three minutes
from the time I click print until the printing starts on my ethernet
connected 2300DL. With UAC disabled, printing starts immediately. Can you
help me solve the 3 minute delay problem?
"Alan Morris [MSFT]" wrote:
Quote:
> Yes. This is the default configuration and it works in most cases. I know
> Konica Minolta has some drivers that write to the system temp directory
> instead of the user temp directory so the work around is to disable UAC
> until the new driver is ready. Other vendor may have the same security
> requirements. I remember HP had a laptop configuration that locked out some
> directories that prevented printing but I don't recall the laptop model.
>
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> Alan Morris
> Windows Printing Team
> Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base here:
> http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1
>
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>
> "Knihtisk" <Knihtisk@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:46A050D4-11C3-4D92-867E-578323FC2CBF@xxxxxx Quote:
> > So long as UAC is disabled, I can print to my ethernet connected network
> > printa from Vista Ultimate. However, if UAC is enabled, I can no longer
> > print
> > and no Permission dialog comes up. I need to use my printer from several
> > applications. Is it possible to leave UAC enabled AND print?
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