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System Suitcase does not move printer driver files from a source PC to a destination. Think about it. Do you really want an NT4 kernel mode driver on your new XP image? System Suitcase relies on the printer driver files being on the network, or native to the operating system. If you are running in an all Microsoft environment, the driver files are all ready to be deployed via Microsoft’s “Point and Print”. Just make sure you have the correct version of the drivers on the server for your operating system. In a Novell environment, you can set up “point-and-print” by simply looking at the properties of a printer object in network neighborhood. Bear in mind, this will require you to have administrative rights to the printer. |
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New Web site streamlines purchase of System Suitcase desktop migration tool.
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This calculator will help you determine the savings you will realize when you include System Suitcase 2.1 as your desktop system management tools.
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When packing a PC and performing a wild card search, the pack processing time is dramatically reduced if the temporary internet files on the source PC are deleted prior to the pack. More
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