We have 2 printers that are installed on Windows 10. We added them using USB Port and shared them. When trying to connect to these printers from another workstation through a share by going to \\servername\printer we get the error 0x00000bc4. I fixed this error in one Windows 11 22H2 workstation, but another workstation is Windows 10 22H2 and "Configure RPC connection settings" is not showing on this PC. please suggest how to get this setting in Windows 10 22H2 or how to fix this error in Windows 10.
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Samar Pratap
Configure RPC connection settings not found in GPO in Windows 10
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You have posted the same request for assistance on at least 4 other sites
ON some of these you have received a reply.
You will I hope appreciate. that whilst there is nothing wrong in asking for help, on more than one place, as you have received replies it may be best to work through the suggestions already received on the other sites
That said as far as I know -
It was introduced on windows 11
under the GP
computer config
amin templates
printers
Topic: Printer Warning – Windows 10 22H2 Update @ AskWoody
see last post
I think the reason it was introuduced on 11 was
Windows 11 RPC connection updates for print - Windows Client | Microsoft Learn
ON some of these you have received a reply.
You will I hope appreciate. that whilst there is nothing wrong in asking for help, on more than one place, as you have received replies it may be best to work through the suggestions already received on the other sites
That said as far as I know -
was not a setting available on windows 10
It was introduced on windows 11
under the GP
computer config
amin templates
printers
Topic: Printer Warning – Windows 10 22H2 Update @ AskWoody
see last post
I think the reason it was introuduced on 11 was
Windows 11 RPC connection updates for print - Windows Client | Microsoft Learn
If you are using PCL drivers on the machine that is being shared, try PostScript (PS) drivers.
James
Can you check, as a matter of interest if you have that setting on Group Policy on 10
I have it on 11 , but not on either of my 10 installs
Can you check, as a matter of interest if you have that setting on Group Policy on 10
I have it on 11 , but not on either of my 10 installs
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