Local printers are created when a user logs in to the computer running the ezeep Print App. Should that not be the case, please check the following:
- ezeep Print App is installed and running on the machine where the printers are expected to be created.
- Look in “Apps&Features” for “ezeep Print App”
- Verify that the service “TPAutoconnect” is running
- Open a command prompt and run this command and provide the output to our service team for further diagnosis: “c:\program files\common files\thinprint\tpautoconnect.exe” -v -a wss://ezprint.ezeep.com -p 443 -t -1
- ezeep Connector is installed, running and connected on the machine where the physical printers are configured
- Look for the ezeep Connector icon in the taskbar.
- If there is no icon, the ezeep Connector is not running. If it is installed, you can start it by typing “ezeep Connector” in the Windows search bar.
- If the icon looks like this , the ezeep Connector is running but not connected to the ezeep Cloud. Right Click on the Icon and select “Log In” to provide user credentials.
- If the icon looks like this , hover over it. It should show the client name, followed by a web address and an ID
- The same user credentials are being used for the ezeep Print App and the ezeep Connector.
- If in doubt, use the How-To articles “Change user account credentials on the ezeep App” and “Change user account credentials on the ezeep Connector” to re-enter credentials
- Local Printer support is not disabled for everyone
- Log in to the ezeep admin portal, click on Local Printer Support and make sure that the checkbox “Disable Local Printer Support for everyone” is unchecked.
- At least one group to which the user belongs is listed on the Local Printer Support page.
- Log in to the ezeep admin portal, click on Local Printer Support and make sure that the list of groups contains all required groups.