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Hello,
I have Vista Ultimate 64-bit installed on my main computer. I am trying to share the printer that is connected to it with other systems that run 32-bit OS's like Windows XP SP2 32-bit and Vista 32-bit. I am able to find the "Additional Drivers" button on the printer I want to share. However, when I go to that dialog box, and I select x86 and press OK, it asks me for a path to the 32-bit driver for that printer. I am able to provide that, but then it's looking for the ntprint.inf file for the x86 architecture. Is that stored anywhere on a Vista 64-bit system? I also have the x86 Vista DVD for the 32-bit installation. I searched that entire disc and cannot find the 32-bit version of the ntprint.inf file. Where can I find that file so that I can browse to it for the Additional Drivers feature of Print Sharing on my Vista 64-bit box? I would like this driver to be available to the other 32-bit systems that attempt to connect to the printer on my 64-bit box. I have found numerous solutions to do the reverse, which is install the 64-bit drivers on a 32-bit box. But I cannot for the life of me find a solution to this problem. Thanks so much in advance for any help/advice on this situation. Amrit Kohli |