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I did a slipstreamed SP2 install on a PC the other day and never got a chance to try it out until this afternoon. It seems fine but for two issues; one of them is major:
First, the desktop background displays the windows build # and the SP2 update. Can't get rid of the text in the bottom right of the window.
Second though is a major issue: Cannot add printers. The printers applet is not in the control panel, nor in the start menu. I did a right click and customized the start menu, defaulting it to the 'classic' style and told it to EXPAND PRINTERS. After doing that, the ADD PRINTER button appears in the menu.
But when clicked however, nothing happens! Is there a registry trick I can do to FORCE this to work? How could the button appear but NOT WORK?
And what in the world caused the installation to not put printers on the menu - or in the control panel - by default? Why did I have to force it?
I hope I don't have to reload this PC again - these two issues didn't show up until after I loaded all the other software into it.
Thread moved from Software For Windows to Operating Systems.
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mechBgon
First, the desktop background displays the windows build # and the SP2 update. Can't get rid of the text in the bottom right of the window.
Second though is a major issue: Cannot add printers. The printers applet is not in the control panel, nor in the start menu. I did a right click and customized the start menu, defaulting it to the 'classic' style and told it to EXPAND PRINTERS. After doing that, the ADD PRINTER button appears in the menu.
But when clicked however, nothing happens! Is there a registry trick I can do to FORCE this to work? How could the button appear but NOT WORK?
And what in the world caused the installation to not put printers on the menu - or in the control panel - by default? Why did I have to force it?
I hope I don't have to reload this PC again - these two issues didn't show up until after I loaded all the other software into it.
Thread moved from Software For Windows to Operating Systems.
AnandTech Moderator
mechBgon
