Vista - Troubles printing in a home network

I have an annoying problem that might be a Vista problem. I am using a D-Link router with a built-in printerserver and a USB cable from the server to a HP Deskjet printer (I have two, one 1500-series, one 2300, both having the same problem). Ok. I install the printer via a TCP/IP port, no problem. I print a test page, it starts ok, but stops and hangs 2-3 lines from the end, and the print queu hangs. I have contacted HP, no help, and Microsoft, no help. No error messages. Has anyone heard of this, I have found nothing in different fora? In addition: I also have a PC using XP, use the same print server and printer without any problems

What happens if you print another job? Does it flush out the print queue?

No, not even when I stop the print spooler, shut off the PC and start again!! I still have the print job hanging there. I have found some kind of internal print processor in Vista, but I cannot administer it in spite of being administrator!

You might check the tutorials section on User Accounts. There's one about how to access the Real Administrator account in Vista. Seems odd. I thought maybe where it was over a network the test page might have ended in the middle of a packet or something. But if another job doesn't even flush it then something is weird.

Ok, thanks. I the print job might stop as you say in a middle of a packet, in that case in the same packet regardless of printer. But I cannot get rid of the print job by flushing it with something else. I´ll try again of course

It might not be a bad idea to see if there's a user forum for the router. If that printer port is causing trouble there may be a work-around or fix. If you find out what it is please post cuz some day I may have network boxes for printer and HD instead of just hanging stuff off one PC on my Lan.

I can search for such a forum. But I don't think that the print server causes the problem? When I use XP I can print as I like. But, of course, thinking one more step! Maybe you are right? The print server might be incompatible with Vista! Haven't thought of that before.