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Print dialog box delayed when the PC is connected to switch


Question Posted Thursday October 21 2004, 4:25 am

Print (plot) dialog box is delayed in opening by 7-10 seconds when clicking File>Print (Plot) in Autocad, Corel, Photoshop, etc. ONLY WHEN THE COMPUTER IS CONNECTED to the switch.When the cable is unplugged, the problem doesn't appear. MS Office apps run without any problems.

Environment: Win2k SP4 on Toshiba Satelite Pro 4600
Printers:HP, Xerox. All new drivers
This delaying appears after SP instalation .


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