When a user prints an error is thrown with the error code : 0x0000007a
The solution is to delete the driver and reinstall. This won’t work if the printer has been deployed via Group Policy. So if you are trying to fix this issue on a PC that the printers have been deployed by Group Policy, you can try the following.
Stop the Print Spooler. You can do this via Services or using the command prompt,
NET STOP SPOOLER
Then open RegEdit, (Windows Key + R, type regedit)
Browse to the following path, replaing <DRIVERNAME> with the driver that you would like to delete, right click and delete it.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Environments\ x86 or x64\Drivers\Version-3\DRIVERNAME
Start the Print Spooler. You can do this via Services or using the command prompt,
NET START SPOOLER
Open a Command Prompt windows and type:
GPUPDATE /FORCE
Log Off and Log back in and run a test print, it should now be resolved.
Right on the dot!! Thank You!
Your welcome. Glad that it helped! 🙂
This worked like a charm for my printers deployed by GP!
Thanks a million!
Awesome. Glad you got it sorted. 🙂