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| June 29, 2013 16 Comments Are you new to 64 bit Windows 7? You might be wondering how to share printer between 32 bit (x86) and 64 bit windows cannot connect to the printer access is denied (x64) windows.
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Operation failed with error 0x0000007e”. Recently, I had some troubles setting up some network printers on computers running 64-bit. Before going to the technical description let me figure out my situation. In https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/982728 my I.T department the printer is shared on a 32 bit Windows 7 computer. I installed 64 Windows on my desktop. After the installation I tried to connect the shared printer. I was unable to connect the shared printer since it was on 32 bit. I was getting an error message “Windows cannot connect to the printer Operation failed with error 0x0000007e” I tried different http://www.smartpctricks.com/2013/06/solved-operation-failed-with-error-0x0000007e-share-printer-between-32-bit-and-64-bit-windows-7.html methods windows 7 file and printer sharing; at last I found the simple solution for windows printer sharing. Here are the steps that I followed. Share 32 bit printer 64 bit windows 7 Step 1: Open Start >> Devices and Printers Step 2: Click Add a printer button Select Add a Local Printer Now go for Create a new port, nothing to do for Type of port, keep as it is and click Next. Step 3: You will be asked to provide ‘Port Name’, the format of port address is shown below \\IP Address of the 32 bit PC\Printer name For example our printer is connected to a PC having IP 192.168.1.185 and the printer name is HP LaserJet P2050 Series PCL6 (Copy 1) so my port Name will be \\192.168.1.185\ HP LaserJet P2050 Series PCL6 (Copy 1) Then click OK Step 4: Choose your printer from the directory [Actually our printer is HP LaserJet P2050 but it was not in the directory, hence I choose something similar, that is HP LaserJet P2200] and proceed. Step 5: Provide a Printer name foe the new printer. Step 6: You Successfully added new sha
· Posted in Windows 7 Error 0x0000007e “Windows cannot connect to the printer” There is a print server on a 32-bit Windows version (Windows Server 2003) with several shared HP printers. When trying to connect http://woshub.com/error-0x0000007e-windows-cannot-connect-to-the-printer/ to a printer on this server from a 64-bit client (Windows 7), the client https://scottiestech.info/2010/09/21/how-to-fix-windows-cannot-connect-to-printer-errors-in-windows-7/ downloads the necessary printer driver from this print server, but fails to install it with the error 0x0000007E: Windows cannot connect to the printer Operation failed with error 0x0000007e Error 0x0000007e appears only on 64-bit clients when trying to connect to a shared network Hewlett Packard printer installed on a 32-bit print server (running on Windows Server 2003 connect to x86 or Windows Server 2008 x86). Typically, the problem appears not with all HP printers, but only with those using HP Universal Print driver. First of all, you have to check that both a 32- and a 64-bit driver versions are installed on the print server. As we can see, x64 and x86 versions of HP Universal Printing PCL 6 are installed. Having looked through HP and Technet forums, it has been connect to the found that the Universal HP Printing driver settings use a path to a spooler file for a 32-bit system (spool\drivers\w32x86\3), which a 64-bit client is unable to find, so error 0x0000007e appears. The file path is specified in the printer settings on the print server. In our case, it has been spool\DRIVERS\W32X86\3\hpcpn112.dll, but a library file name depends on the Universal HP Printing driver version. To solve this problem on a 32-bit print server: Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe) Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Printers\ and expand the branch with the printer name (In our case, it is HP Color LaserJet 5550 PCL 6) In the branch of the printer that has faced the problem, delete BIDI branch in CopyFiles section. Note. In a productive environment, it is recommended to previously export the branch to be deleted to a separate reg file. Then you'll be able to roll back to the original settings. Restart the spooler on the client: net stop spooler net start spooler Try to connect an HP printer on the client. It should be installed without any errors. Previous:Show Drive Letters First in Windows Explorer Next:Backup/Import Local Group Policy Settings Related Articles How Windows Determines That the File Has Been Downloaded from the Internet How to Disable “Open File Security Warnings” in Window
say you’re running Windows 7 on a computer connected to a local network. There is a shared printer running on a different machine on the network. The drivers for the printer are installed on the remote machine, and the printer is shared. You think that you’ll just sit down at your puter, use the Add Printer feature, connect to the remote printer, the driver will be copied over to your machine automagically, and you’ll be off and running. But then you see this: Windows cannot connect to the printer. Operation could not be completed (error 0x0000007e). There is a common solution you can find on the web involving creating a new local port and inserting the network path to the remote printer, but you may find that doesn’t work either! The solution to your problem is very simple, and is even available as a Hotfix from Microsoft. You don’t really even need the hotfix, though. Here’s how you “fix the glitch”. It turns out that this “cannot connect to printer” error (0x0000007e) is well-known to Microsoft. Check out this Technet forum thread entitled “Windows 7 Printer Problems”: winerror 0x7e 126 ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND <–> 0xc0000135 STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND When the printer was added to the server, the driver created a registry to copy this file which in not neccessary since the client already has the file. During the connection process, the driver resets the path from \windows\system32 to the print drivers directory \windows\system32\spool\drivers\x64\3 (or w32x86\3) but never sets it back to default and the spooler process does not reset it either and looks for the color module mscms.dll in the drivers directory. Look at the registry setting of the problem printers on the server HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Printers\PRINTERNAME\CopyFiles Is the module value \windows\system32\mscms.dll or just mscms.dll? I think if you copy the mscms file to the drivers directory on the client you can workaround this issue. You could also remove the data from the Module value and verify creating the connection succeeds and printing is as expected. Further down the thread, we find there is actually