re-wireless printers

joe134

joe134 wrote: »

Hi, I,ve just done that and haven,t got run anywhere on start menu. Wnen I type run in search, I get run box with search. Typed in services.msc
Nothing under that ERROR came up.
Are you on xp?

Sorry santer, got it now after re-boot.
Print spooler is there on auto but blank under status which I presume is off, as one above is started.:beer:

santer_2

When you left click print spooler to highlight, then right click and click properties, is there an option to start or restart the service up on the left?

joe134

santer wrote: »

When you left click print spooler to highlight, then right click and click properties, is there an option to start or restart the service up on the left?

Clicked and got option to start on the left highlghted in blue.
Clicked to start;
Windows could not start Print Spooler service on Local computer.
ERROR 1068
The dependancy service or group failed to start.

1066To 1068
Soon be 1666 and on fire

santer_2

There is this, use task manager, file, new task, try the first bit and only use regedit if you are happy to, and make a back up first. Copy and paste will probably be easiest.

Resolution

To resolve the problem, fix the dependency information for the Spooler service.
Click Start, Run and type the following:
CMD /K SC CONFIG SPOOLER DEPEND= RPCSS
Alternately, to accomplish this using Registry Editor:

Click Start, Run and type Regedit.exe
Navigate to the following branch
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ Spooler
In the right-pane, double-click the DependOnService value
Delete the existing data, and then type RPCSS
Close Regedit.exe


http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/9/1/Error-1068-The-dependency-service-or-group-failed-to-start-when-starting-the-Spooler-Service.html

joe134

santer wrote: »

There is this, use task manager, file, new task, try the first bit and only use regedit if you are happy to, and make a back up first. Copy and paste will probably be easiest.

Resolution

To resolve the problem, fix the dependency information for the Spooler service.
Click Start, Run and type the following:
CMD /K SC CONFIG SPOOLER DEPEND= RPCSS
Alternately, to accomplish this using Registry Editor:

Click Start, Run and type Regedit.exe
Navigate to the following branch
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ Spooler
In the right-pane, double-click the DependOnService value
Delete the existing data, and then type RPCSS
Close Regedit.exe


http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/9/1/Error-1068-The-dependency-service-or-group-failed-to-start-when-starting-the-Spooler-Service.html

Hi, I,m at factory settings now, + the programs and updates windows. Registry is alien to me, but if I do something wrong, what,s the consequences? I haven,t a printer to copy instructions and c/p could try.Before I decide, what do you think? No onus on you.

santer_2

When you are logged on, at the desktop, use task manager as before to get new task, then copy and paste this in

CMD /K SC CONFIG SPOOLER DEPEND= RPCSS

Click OK and post what happens, nothing can go wrong with the above, it will say success or something else.

If you are not used to running regedit, I wouldn't unless it was the absolute last resort, which it isn't, yet

joe134

joe134 wrote: »

Hi, I,m at factory settings now, + the programs and updates windows. Registry is alien to me, but if I do something wrong, what,s the consequences? I haven,t a printer to copy instructions and c/p could try.Before I decide, what do you think? No onus on you.

Using Task manager.new task, is not using start etc is it? I,m slightly confused by what you mean by First bit. Is it using TM.or Start/run?

joe134

santer wrote: »

When you are logged on, at the desktop, use task manager as before to get new task, then copy and paste this in

CMD /K SC CONFIG SPOOLER DEPEND= RPCSS

Click OK and post what happens, nothing can go wrong with the above, it will say success or something else.

If you are not used to running regedit, I wouldn't unless it was the absolute last resort, which it isn't, yet

is it case sensitive and spaces ?

santer_2

Knowing Microsoft, yes

joe134

santer wrote: »

Knowing Microsoft, yes

Hi her,s what I got
1. In task manager after c/p it showed
c:\windows\system32\CMD.exe
under task when closed, the black dialogue box said
(ES) Open Service Failed 5:
Access denied
c:windows\system32\>