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Most print problems I have seen recently are because of the "WSD" port. Usually to get rid of it either tell windows what printer to use as a default and to tell windows not to install printer automatically. Ok, I'm actually on the other side of this coin.
I have 3 users setup to print to a network printer. The other 2 connected by IP Address have problems. Sometimes it works but more times than not it will print the first page and then nothing?? Just my 2 cents that I can't explain. Are the printers all static IP or are any dynamic? The only time I've ever found use of WSD is if a client has a computer that they're not the local admin on. WSD gets them printing straight away without elevation.
When helping users get rid of this annoyance, another option is to turn off Network Discovery or at least disable "automatic setup". Just go to the Network and Sharing Center and choose Advanced sharing settings. Turning off "automatic setup" will prevent the workstation from re-detecting and adding the WSD printers again and again, and again.
However I've found it can be spontaneously re-enabled after some of the semi-annual Windows 10 Updates. Note taken! WSD and IP are not the same thing so no comaprision can be made between them. Whether you can use them or not depends on which operating system you have on you client. Whether or not WSD is an advantage depends purely on the situation.
The explanation of what WSD does is excellent. My issue is why in the world would my I. I have a Win 08 R2 print server. So, you do them and the rest of us a disservice by responses of indignation "That was explained very well It is not theposters fault you don't understand.
UDP sends the data packets in a stream, one after another and has no mechanism to resend missing or bad packets -the advantage of the tcp handshake and reliability IP protocol is like the house addresses for where did a letter get sent from and where is it going. TCP protocol is like if you sent the letter requiring a signature for reciept request and automatically sending the letter again if you don't get the reciept signature. Most likely reason is that you have updated or installed the HP Universal Print Driver to run the pritners on your server.
There is no harm is leaving it as WDS as it should be transparent to your operations or possibly benneficial to users if they have not been setup onto the printer by the IT staff or logon routine. Didn't find what you were looking for? Ask the community. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
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