Many Vista issues can be fixed by install it locally, and then re-map it as
networking printer. This post may help too. Please post back with the
result.

Vista printer and name resolution ...Feb 3, 2008 ... Canon i560) using
Vista's wizard (Add a local printer), but after a restart > of the Vista PC,
both printers would be offline. ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/netforums...pic.php?t=1682


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"Simon" <hancock_simon@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've been using a Netgear PS111 print server with my XP machines (and
> even Ubuntu) for a couple of years with no problems at all. I got a
> new Vista laptop last week and I've struggled to get the print server
> working for that machine. All the settings appear to correct and the
> same as the XP settings. When I set up a new print server port for the
> first time, everything works ok, but after I reboot, Vista fails to
> connect to the print server. If I start the process from scratch it's
> ok again. I've seen a few others posts on the net discussing similar
> problems.
> Unless someone can suggest a foolproof way of getting Vista to talk to
> this print server, can anyone suggest another print server (doesn't
> have to be wireless) that has been proven to work successfully with
> both operating systems?
>
> Thanks
>
> Simon