How To Use a Thin Client as a Printer Server

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By Tom Fenton
02/12/2019

When I upgraded to Windows 10 from 8.1 last year, I found that my printer was no longer supported and after a long and fruitless search, I could not locate a Windows 10 driver that would work with it. I acquired my printer, an IBM, Lexmark, Ricoh Infoprint 1352, at the beginning of this century: a 40 PPM monochrome laser printer designed for the small to midsize business (SMB) market, which has been a workhorse for me for the last 15 years, and has never given me any issues. I was disappointed to discover that I couldn't get it to work with Windows 10, but after 15 years of service I can understand why it's no longer supported. My luck soon shifted, however, when I had a chance to work with an Atrust t176L thin client. read the rest here

2/12/199:52 PM

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