KB955302 interferes with network shared Toshiba eStudio Universal

After installing update 955302, the print spooler cannot send documents to
our Toshiba eStudio printer without receiving the following error: "The
account is not authorized to log in from this station." Our printer is not
on the domain -- it is simply hanging off the network as a shared resource w/
its own IP address. The error occurs with any Vista computers that are part
of our domain as well as Vista computers that are not signed into the domain.

This happens on multiple Vista flavors (Business, Enterprise).

Uninstalling the update corrects the issue.

I can't tell if it is a Microsoft issue, a Toshiba issue or some other issue
but I've had to hide the update so that it won't be installed.

Anybody have any ideas?

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Blake wrote:
> After installing update 955302, the print spooler cannot send documents to
> our Toshiba eStudio printer without receiving the following error: "The
> account is not authorized to log in from this station." Our printer is
> not
> on the domain -- it is simply hanging off the network as a shared resource
> w/ its own IP address. The error occurs with any Vista computers that are
> part of our domain as well as Vista computers that are not signed into the
> domain.
>
> This happens on multiple Vista flavors (Business, Enterprise).
>
> Uninstalling the update corrects the issue.
>
> I can't tell if it is a Microsoft issue, a Toshiba issue or some other
> issue
> but I've had to hide the update so that it won't be installed.
>
> Anybody have any ideas?