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Hi all:

I'm running windows xp home edition sp1 on a pc that is
attached to an hp deskjet 3420 via a usb cable. The pc is
running 2.6 GHz with 512 mb ram and has decent response
time for a standalone home machine . I am also running
norton antivirus 2004. Both the pc and printer are local
and are not networked. I have changed the printer
properties advanced tab to 'print directly to the
printer'. I'm up to date on hp device drivers.

I can consistently print fine with good response time as
an admin but when I switch to the limited account, it
takes over a minute consistently from the time I click
print to actually start printing the document and the
system hangs until printing is complete . any ideas on how
to resolve this?

Thanks in advance for your time.

John

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Printing direct can take much longer, but unless you change your antivirus
software, there's not much you're going to be able to do as regards speed.
--
Cari (MS-MVP Printing, Imaging & Hardware)
www.coribright.com

"john" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0b7301c48b89$8000c110$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi all:
>
> I'm running windows xp home edition sp1 on a pc that is
> attached to an hp deskjet 3420 via a usb cable. The pc is
> running 2.6 GHz with 512 mb ram and has decent response
> time for a standalone home machine . I am also running
> norton antivirus 2004. Both the pc and printer are local
> and are not networked. I have changed the printer
> properties advanced tab to 'print directly to the
> printer'. I'm up to date on hp device drivers.
>
> I can consistently print fine with good response time as
> an admin but when I switch to the limited account, it
> takes over a minute consistently from the time I click
> print to actually start printing the document and the
> system hangs until printing is complete . any ideas on how
> to resolve this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your time.
>
> John
>
>

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john Wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> I'm running windows xp home edition sp1 on a pc that is
> attached to an hp deskjet 3420 via a usb cable. The pc is
> running 2.6 GHz with 512 mb ram and has decent response
> time for a standalone home machine . I am also running
> norton antivirus 2004. Both the pc and printer are local
> and are not networked. I have changed the printer
> properties advanced tab to 'print directly to the
> printer'. I'm up to date on hp device drivers.
>
> I can consistently print fine with good response time as
> an admin but when I switch to the limited account, it
> takes over a minute consistently from the time I click
> print to actually start printing the document and the
> system hangs until printing is complete . any ideas on how
> to resolve this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your time.
>
> John
try changing the spool setting to winprint--> ntemf 1.008


--
sherry

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