While checking my Event Logs I ran across some SpoolerWin32SPL errors that
all say:

The print spooler failed to reopen an existing printer connection because it
could not read the configuration information from the registry key
S-1-5-18\Printers\Connections. The print spooler could not open the registry
key. This can occur if the registry key is corrupt or missing, or if the
registry recently became unavailable.

Searching the web turns up others with the same issue, some who have simply
added the Connections key (mine is indeed missing) and the problem was
solved. Is this the suggested way to fix this issue?
--
Sandy Wood
Orange County District Attorney

Hey Sandy, the error is bogus since the System account S-1-5-18 cannot have
a printer connection. Ignore the error or add the key.

--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1

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"Sandy Wood" wrote in message
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While checking my Event Logs I ran across some SpoolerWin32SPL errors that
all say:

The print spooler failed to reopen an existing printer connection because
it
could not read the configuration information from the registry key
S-1-5-18\Printers\Connections. The print spooler could not open the
registry
key. This can occur if the registry key is corrupt or missing, or if the
registry recently became unavailable.

Searching the web turns up others with the same issue, some who have
simply
added the Connections key (mine is indeed missing) and the problem was
solved. Is this the suggested way to fix this issue?
--
Sandy Wood
Orange County District Attorney

Thanks for the heads up. Apreciate the help.
--
Sandy Wood
Orange County District Attorney


"Sandy Wood" wrote:

While checking my Event Logs I ran across some SpoolerWin32SPL errors that
all say:

The print spooler failed to reopen an existing printer connection because it
could not read the configuration information from the registry key
S-1-5-18\Printers\Connections. The print spooler could not open the registry
key. This can occur if the registry key is corrupt or missing, or if the
registry recently became unavailable.

Searching the web turns up others with the same issue, some who have simply
added the Connections key (mine is indeed missing) and the problem was
solved. Is this the suggested way to fix this issue?
--
Sandy Wood
Orange County District Attorney