printer security

If you’ve ever attempted to print an urgent boarding pass, only to have your printer conspire with Windows 11 to throw the notorious “0x00000709: Operation could not be completed” error at you, welcome to the grand fellowship of mildly infuriated users. This cryptic error is one of Windows’...

In a move poised to reshape enterprise print management, Celiveo has launched an in-depth guide that explains how to enhance Microsoft Universal Print with follow-me pull printing. For IT departments and business executives looking for innovative ways to streamline secure, flexible printing...

In today’s era of cloud-first computing, where productivity and security must walk hand in hand, Celiveo 365 is making a bold statement by integrating AI-powered Data Loss Prevention (AI-DLP) into Microsoft Universal Print. This new enhancement is poised to transform how organizations manage...

In an era where every device on your network is a potential entry point for attackers, the latest revelations surrounding Xerox VersaLink printer vulnerabilities serve as a stark reminder of the hidden risks. These vulnerabilities not only jeopardize the printers themselves but also pave the way...

In our increasingly connected world, securing your network printer is crucial for protecting sensitive information. Every network printer comes with a default username and password, usually a simple combination like "admin" and the printer’s serial number. Knowing these details can leave your...

Imagine that every time you print a document, it automatically includes a secret code that could be used to identify the printer -- and, potentially, the person who used it. Sounds like something from a spy movie, right? Unfortunately, the scenario isn't fictional. Most color laser printers and...

Hello, I'm having an issue with an user on my network. Any time he accesses control panel, tries to access the system time, or add a printer, it is giving him an access denied error. I've used gpupdate to update the group policy (which is fine because none of our other users are having the...

I'm running Win7 on my laptop (Pavilion), wireless; have access to internet & my home server. My desktop (Acer) is running Vista; network printer is connected to desktop; the desktop machine can access the internet, and my laptop, and my home server. From my laptop I can ping my desktop by...

Hello, I'm trying to add a computer to my companies domain in Windows 7. In XP I usually just click 'Network ID' and put in the domain name. However, in Windows 7 this option is completely greyed out. I can still see the companies fill server, and use the internet. But it won't let me join the...

I have 5 computers on my network, the names are as follows: HOME-ND86E0MP1L (XP) JON-PC (7) LAPTOP (7) LILBIT-PC (VISTA) OFFICE-PC (7) HOST All are on MS HOME, all are set to share files, and all have Password Protect "DISABLED" Vista and 7 are having the problems, can't get Vista to...

I'm trying to read alot of posts here and while many of the problems are familiar, I'm not seeing my answer so far. I have a new Win 7 PC. I have an existing two XP PC home network. The existing network successfully shares files and a printer. Integrating the new Win 7 PC into my network, I have...

My new 7 machine has a network security problem. I can not view the folders that are authorized on a network Vista machine but that machine can see the entire C drive on the 7 machine. The 7 machine can access the printer that is on the Vista machine as well as the network printer. The 7 network...

I have a home network with 7 or 8 XP machines. All are on the same workgroup. All share EVERYTHING. All have passwords. All are logged in with an ADMINISTRATOR account. All can see each other on the network. They all talk to each other just fine. All the GUEST accounts are turned ON. I loaded...