I don't think there is anything to install on the Windows 7 for the print server itself. Only for the printers you connect to said print server. Now you may (likely will) need to configure the print server via some sort of Web Interface. This product: (Discontinued - you sure you don't have a different model? I mean - that product connects to the printer via parallel port.) Has a that tells you how to configure it. Also there is a link to FAQs there (on the product page) that may help (says usually the printer is found at 192.168.0.10 - although that is assuming a lot in my mind.).- Shenan Stanley MVP 2005-2011 & 2013-2015 Insider MVP 2016-. Yeah - same main page, different minor ones.

Feb 26, 2019  How can I install D-link DP-301P+ with Windows 7 64 bit. I can't get my laptop to talk to the web interface for the PS. I think it's an IP address problem, but I'm not sure what to do about it. I imagine I could have done the same without having to hookup the old laptop since I didn't end up using the PS Admin software, but if. Visit this page to download the latest version of the open-souce VPN. Based on our testing, though, older Windows versions such as Windows 7 might. One of major features is the ability to run OpenVPN GUI without administrator privileges. Windows XP is 2.3.18, which is downloadable as 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

So you have this product: The and using the Print Server to share it off the network afterwards. That FAQ does show you how to connect to the DP-301 series web configuration so you can configure the printer and/or get the port name of the printer to map it in Windows. My suggestion is to go here: Click on the 'Support Resources' tab to see the Quick Install Guides, the FAQ, the Additional Downloads and such so you can configure the printer on the DP-301U first then once that is done - it is just another Network Printer. Shaun t focus t25 kickass torrent. Technically - Windows 7 should just find it after you get it set up on the box.

See ' part way down the page. You may need the driver for the printer from the Printer Manufacturer for the OS you are running too.- Shenan Stanley MVP 2005-2011 & 2013-2015 Insider MVP 2016-.

Hi folks, We recently upgraded all our hosts running Windows XP Pro to Windows 7 64-bit Enterprise and we no longer able to run the psexec command line below. Psexec -i -d remotehost 'C: Program Files Microsoft Retail Management System Headquarters Client HQClient.exe' Command line launches the 'HQClient' GUI on console level in Windows XP, but on Windows 7, it just runs the process, but no GUI is displayed.

I attempt to run the command line below passing the session name currently logon, but same process, process runs, but no GUI. Psexec remotehost 'C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Retail Management System Headquarters Client HQClient.exe' -d -i localuser 'localuser' is the user currently logon, this user has no admin permissions, just user permissions. Thanks for reading.Alex Alex W. Hi Roger, I'm using the latest PsExec version. These hosts autologon with an account with 'User' permissions, not local admin permissions.

If I make this autologon account local admin and run the PsExec command it works as expected, but I cannot have this autologon account as local admin. Instead, I run the PsExec command remotely using a local admin account and using the '-i' switch to indicate the session this process has to run on, but no luck. Psexec remotehost 'C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Retail Management System Headquarters Client HQClient.exe' -d -i localuser I guess the ability to have multiple sessions logon in Windows 7 makes this impossible. Any other ideas?

Thanks for reading.Alex Alex W.