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| | Printing with UAC turned off Hi, I am running Home Premium that came on my Toshiba laptop. I have a Konica Minolta PP1400W laser printer , with their Vista driver installed. I am running it with USB. It will print a windows test page with "run as administrator", but will not print from applications. If I turn off user account control per Konica Minolta tech support, it will print everytime. They are blaming this on Microsoft???? I should have to turn off UAC to print. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Jim |
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| | RE: Printing with UAC turned off (edit) Sorry, I meant to say "I should NOT have to turn off UAC to print" Jim "Jim" wrote: > > Hi, > I am running Home Premium that came on my Toshiba laptop. I have a Konica > Minolta PP1400W laser printer , with their Vista driver installed. I am > running it with USB. It will print a windows test page with "run as > administrator", but will not print from applications. If I turn off user > account control per Konica Minolta tech support, it will print everytime. > They are blaming this on Microsoft???? I should have to turn off UAC to > print. > Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Jim |
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| | Re: Printing with UAC turned off The problem is with the printer driver. If you have to turn UAC off to get it to print it is not compatible with Vista. Whose fault this is depends on your point of view. For many reasons Microsoft changed the way drivers work in Vista. From Microsoft's point of view the fault is with the driver. It needs to be re-written to work with Vista. From Konica's point of view Microsoft broke their driver by changing the way drivers work in Vista. It doesn't really matter whose fault it is. Until Konica re-writes their driver it won't work properly in Vista. Turning off UAC is not an acceptable solution. It compromises your security. -- Kerry Brown Microsoft MVP - Shell/User http://www.vistahelp.ca "Jim" <Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3E2A74F0-6494-45A2-9DF3-F91BFD6A8B96@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > I am running Home Premium that came on my Toshiba laptop. I have a Konica > Minolta PP1400W laser printer , with their Vista driver installed. I am > running it with USB. It will print a windows test page with "run as > administrator", but will not print from applications. If I turn off user > account control per Konica Minolta tech support, it will print everytime. > They are blaming this on Microsoft???? I should have to turn off UAC to > print. > Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Jim |
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