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I have a network of WinXP PCs, one with a Brother MFC-8500 printer.
Most of the time printing works fine, but every know and then a print job will take a very long time to print, it will take about 5 minutes for the first page to print, then another 3-5 minutes inbetween each page. It seems to not matter what kind of file it is, how many pages, what time of day, nothing. It just decides to be slow now and then. The PC that is acting as the print server is usually not doing anything else, it's set to run windows in the most efficient mode (light on the display settings), Performance is set to Background services, there are no extraneous programs or files on it, I run defrag/virus/spyware programs religiously on all the PCs, and just can't figure out what else to do to make it go faster. It seems like it just likes to hang now and then. Any ideas? alice@fearofdolls.com |
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