On the left and select Permissions.In the Permissions dialog box, make sure that the SYSTEM and Administrator accounts have Full Control. If they don’t, click the Allow check boxes for Full Control for both accounts. You may need to manually add the accounts if they’re missing.
Save your changes and close
Registry Editor before trying to add the printer again. If the error persists, grant Full Control permission to the Everyone user account as well, and then try again.
Fix 8: Change the Remote 99 acres database Procedure Call connection settings
After changing the name of your printer, make sure it is connected to the network. If it is connected but the error persists, you may need to use the Group Policy Editor to change the remote procedure call or RPC connection settings. However, the Group Policy Editor is not available on Home versions of Windows, so if you use it, you will have to rely on other fixes.
Open the Start menu, type in group policy editorand open the utility when it appears in the search results.
Once the Group Policy
Editor opens, click Computer Configuration on the left, then go to Administrative Templates before clicking Printers.
Double-click “Configure RPC american companies by european companies connection settings” on the right.
To enable the setting, click the “On” switch in the upper left corner.
Then click the “Protocol used for outgoing RPC connections” drop-down menu and select “RPC over Named Pipes”.
Click Apply and then OK before restarting your computer. If this does not resolve the issue, open the Group Policy Editor and select RCP over TCP. You can also try disabling authentication
Right-click on in the Use authentication for outgoing RPC connections drop-down menu on the left.
Fix 9: Modify the PointandPrint registry key
The PointandPrint registry key can sometimes cause the “Operation could not be completed” error. Here’s how to configure it correctly to taiwan lead prevent this from happening.
Open the Start menu, type command promptand click Run as administrator.