Admins found plenty of reasons to put off moving from Windows XP to Windows Vista, and then to Windows 7: The new operating systems demanded more capable hardware, the user interface changes required user training, and there were compatibility issues with legacy hardware and applications. More importantly, Microsoft has ended mainstream support for Windows XP, and extended support ends in New PCs come with Windows 7 by default, so admins must support both operating systems anyway.
And with Microsoft widely expected to ship Windows 8 in October, can your business afford to be two or three OS generations behind? Server admins are even more conservative. In this case, Windows Server R2 requires bit hardware, and the interface is just different enough to make them nervous. Ruri Ranbe has been working as a writer since She received an A.
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Share on Facebook. Step 1 Log on to the computer from which you want to copy the printer configuration. Step 2 Click "Yes," when prompted. Omar Nov 4, at UTC. This is what I used to migrate printers. It worked like a champ.
Fresher Mar 18, at UTC. Al Lorr wrote: My PC replacement process includes capturing all the installed network printers using a VB Script which gets the information and writes it to a cmd file which can simply be executed on the new machine. Close this script just backuped all the printers but i was unable to restore it on other machine.
This topic has been locked by an administrator and is no longer open for commenting. Read these next Additionally, the Printer Migration Wizard and the Printbrm. For more information about how to install, to view, and to manage all the printers in your organization by using the Print Management snap-in, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site: Microsoft documentation and learning for developers and technology professionals.
Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Note Windows Vista is the first operating system to include the functionality to back up and to restore the print servers in the Print Management snap-in in Microsoft Management Console MMC. Note We recommend that you review the Application events that have a PrintBRM source to determine whether any more actions are needed.
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