Hi! I want print a page (the homegroup key's page). When I click on the "Print Page" to get a Error Message. The Message says: "An error occurred while Windows was trying to print your homegroup password. (Error Code:2147500037)" Why get this? Whats I do? ===================================================== Hola! Yo quiero imprimir una pgina (la pagina de la clave del "HomeGroup". Cuando clico en "Print this Page" sale un Mensaje de Error. El mensaje dice: "An error occurred while Windows was trying to print your homegroup password. (Error Code:2147500037)" Porqu sale esto? Qu hago?

You would need to capture a screenshot of the page, and print the image.Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP

You would need to capture a screenshot of the page, and print the image.Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP

You would need to capture a screenshot of the page, and print the image. Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP Why I could this? (Upload the screenshot) ================================================= Cmo puedo hacerlo? (Subir la imagen del error)

You would need to capture a screenshot of the page, and print the image. Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP Why I could this? (Upload the screenshot) ================================================= Cmo puedo hacerlo? (Subir la imagen del error)

You would need to capture a screenshot of the page, and print the image.Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP

You would need to capture a screenshot of the page, and print the image. Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP Why I could this? (Upload the screenshot) ================================================= Cmo puedo hacerlo? (Subir la imagen del error)

Yes, I could

Yes, I could

Hi LGTCH, Could you please let me know if other print job works fine? Could you print a document from Word or NotePad? Thanks.

Yes, I could

I've the same case with my Lexmark 4850. I think that is an authority probleme but I dont know how to authorize the print service?

I've the same case with my Lexmark 4850. I think that is an authority probleme but I dont know how to authorize the print service?

I've the same case with my Lexmark 4850. I think that is an authority probleme but I dont know how to authorize the print service?

My Lexmark 2690 got the same response.... will do the print screen until we can get a better answer; thanks.

My Lexmark 2690 got the same response.... will do the print screen until we can get a better answer; thanks.

My Lexmark 2690 got the same response.... will do the print screen until we can get a better answer; thanks.

In the final release software, installed yesterday, I have the same error code on trying to print my homegroup passwword. I can print from word. My printer is there as the default. This is not what I had hoped for in a release version when the problem has been around since RC1. Is there a solution yet?

In the final release software, installed yesterday, I have the same error code on trying to print my homegroup passwword. I can print from word. My printer is there as the default. This is not what I had hoped for in a release version when the problem has been around since RC1. Is there a solution yet?

In the final release software, installed yesterday, I have the same error code on trying to print my homegroup passwword. I can print from word. My printer is there as the default. This is not what I had hoped for in a release version when the problem has been around since RC1. Is there a solution yet?

In the final release software, installed yesterday, I have the same error code on trying to print my homegroup passwword. I can print from word. My printer is there as the default. This is not what I had hoped for in a release version when the problem has been around since RC1. Is there a solution yet? I have the same problem. No problem printing documents but unable to print the Homegroup password and instructions.

In the final release software, installed yesterday, I have the same error code on trying to print my homegroup passwword. I can print from word. My printer is there as the default. This is not what I had hoped for in a release version when the problem has been around since RC1. Is there a solution yet? I have the same problem. No problem printing documents but unable to print the Homegroup password and instructions.

In the final release software, installed yesterday, I have the same error code on trying to print my homegroup passwword. I can print from word. My printer is there as the default. This is not what I had hoped for in a release version when the problem has been around since RC1. Is there a solution yet? I have the same problem. No problem printing documents but unable to print the Homegroup password and instructions.

I, too, have this problem. I can use my Canon Printer for other applications. My Canon is connected to my router. How do I get a screen shot?

I, too, have this problem. I can use my Canon Printer for other applications. My Canon is connected to my router. How do I get a screen shot?

I, too, have this problem. I can use my Canon Printer for other applications. My Canon is connected to my router. How do I get a screen shot?

I, too, have this problem. I can use my Canon Printer for other applications. My Canon is connected to my router. How do I get a screen shot? I have just ran across this error myself and would like an an answer. I have added the address to an upload of a screenshot taken two minutes ago. http://cid-fb0513a7dd0a8cfd.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/screenshot^_print^_error.png Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

I, too, have this problem. I can use my Canon Printer for other applications. My Canon is connected to my router. How do I get a screen shot? I have just ran across this error myself and would like an an answer. I have added the address to an upload of a screenshot taken two minutes ago. http://cid-fb0513a7dd0a8cfd.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/screenshot^_print^_error.png Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

I, too, have this problem. I can use my Canon Printer for other applications. My Canon is connected to my router. How do I get a screen shot? I have just ran across this error myself and would like an an answer. I have added the address to an upload of a screenshot taken two minutes ago. http://cid-fb0513a7dd0a8cfd.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/screenshot^_print^_error.png Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

See Microsoft's response here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/269562MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

See Microsoft's response here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/269562MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

See Microsoft's response here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/269562MCSE, MCSA, MCDST

As far as I can see, that has nothing to do with this problem. Moreover, I tried to run "MQExplorer", as the above mentioned knowledge base article instructed, and there is no such program on my Windows 7 Home Premium computer.

As far as I can see, that has nothing to do with this problem. Moreover, I tried to run "MQExplorer", as the above mentioned knowledge base article instructed, and there is no such program on my Windows 7 Home Premium computer.

As far as I can see, that has nothing to do with this problem. Moreover, I tried to run "MQExplorer", as the above mentioned knowledge base article instructed, and there is no such program on my Windows 7 Home Premium computer.

I get the same thing trying to print the Homegroup page, how do we submit this to Microsoft, it is obviously a small bug in W7 if lots of people have it.

I get the same thing trying to print the Homegroup page, how do we submit this to Microsoft, it is obviously a small bug in W7 if lots of people have it.

I get the same thing trying to print the Homegroup page, how do we submit this to Microsoft, it is obviously a small bug in W7 if lots of people have it.

You're absolutely right. The number of the error code is the same, but it has no (visible) bearing on this specific issue.

You're absolutely right. The number of the error code is the same, but it has no (visible) bearing on this specific issue.

Same problem here. Brand new Windows 7 64-bit on Core i7 machine with 9GB ram. Very little third-party software installed - so far. I'm able to print to both connected printers from notepad, etc. Same exact error message everyone here is getting.

You're absolutely right. The number of the error code is the same, but it has no (visible) bearing on this specific issue.

I'm having the same problem. Brand new Windows 7 Pro 64-bit on new laptop. Almost no new software yet. I DID install Firefox. Interesting clue (?) - I couldn't save the Firefox exe to C:\Program Files because I got a notice that I don't have admin authority. But I DO have all permissions, or so I thought. I went into control panel and made some change (can't remember) to give myself all permissions. Like everyone else, I'm able to print to both connected printers from notepad, etc. Same exact error message everyone here is getting.

I'm having the same problem. Brand new Windows 7 Pro 64-bit on new laptop. Almost no new software yet. I DID install Firefox. Interesting clue (?) - I couldn't save the Firefox exe to C:\Program Files because I got a notice that I don't have admin authority. But I DO have all permissions, or so I thought. I went into control panel and made some change (can't remember) to give myself all permissions. Like everyone else, I'm able to print to both connected printers from notepad, etc. Same exact error message everyone here is getting.

I'm having the same problem. Brand new Windows 7 Pro 64-bit on new laptop. Almost no new software yet. I DID install Firefox. Interesting clue (?) - I couldn't save the Firefox exe to C:\Program Files because I got a notice that I don't have admin authority. But I DO have all permissions, or so I thought. I went into control panel and made some change (can't remember) to give myself all permissions. Like everyone else, I'm able to print to both connected printers from notepad, etc. Same exact error message everyone here is getting.

There are thousands of people all over that have this problem and all of the solutions provided do not work. Does anyone from Microsoft ever read these forums and give an answer? Help

There are thousands of people all over that have this problem and all of the solutions provided do not work. Does anyone from Microsoft ever read these forums and give an answer? Help

There are thousands of people all over that have this problem and all of the solutions provided do not work. Does anyone from Microsoft ever read these forums and give an answer? Help

Same here with an Epson R220

Same here with an Epson R220

Same here with an Epson R220

Set IE as your default browser and try again.

I had the same problem as everyone else in this thread. Setting IE as the default browser indeed solved it. Honestly this bug is not acceptable.

I can confirm that setting IE as the default browser solved the problem...until I set Firefox back as default. I'll try not to lose the homegroup password again!

Yes, same problem with update from Windows Vista Business to W7 Ultimate today on 1/14/2010! Most annoying -- MQ Explorer does NOT exist and the solution to set IE as the default works. I prefer Firefox. I believe the "bug" should have been fixed by now!

Yes, same problem with update from Windows Vista Business to W7 Ultimate today on 1/14/2010! Most annoying -- MQ Explorer does NOT exist and the solution to set IE as the default works. I prefer Firefox. I believe the "bug" should have been fixed by now!

Yes, same problem with update from Windows Vista Business to W7 Ultimate today on 1/14/2010! Most annoying -- MQ Explorer does NOT exist and the solution to set IE as the default works. I prefer Firefox. I believe the "bug" should have been fixed by now!

A30N - But if you set IE back to the default later, you can print it again!

A30N - But if you set IE back to the default later, you can print it again!

A30N - But if you set IE back to the default later, you can print it again!

In my case it was because my default browser was not Internet Explorer

In my case it was because my default browser was not Internet Explorer

In my case it was because my default browser was not Internet Explorer

I just installed W7 on my laptop and got the above error. FireFox is my default browser. Does FireFox need a special plugin to prevent this error? I was able to print a screenshot - "fn" + "alt" + "home" [prt sc] keys, then paste into Word or whatever. That solved my problem.

I just installed W7 on my laptop and got the above error. FireFox is my default browser. Does FireFox need a special plugin to prevent this error? I was able to print a screenshot - "fn" + "alt" + "home" [prt sc] keys, then paste into Word or whatever. That solved my problem.

Set IE as your default browser and try again. Proposed As Answer by DaveSchz Thursday, January 07, 2010 1:40 AM Thanks for the solution perhaps you ought to add MCSE, MCSA, MCDST to your sig lmao ;) @ GloriaK, No you need to open up explorer and go to tools/internet options and select the programs tab there click the default tab at the top,you can change it back later or after printing if you wish.

Set IE as your default browser and try again. Proposed As Answer by DaveSchz Thursday, January 07, 2010 1:40 AM Thanks for the solution perhaps you ought to add MCSE, MCSA, MCDST to your sig lmao ;) @ GloriaK, No you need to open up explorer and go to tools/internet options and select the programs tab there click the default tab at the top,you can change it back later or after printing if you wish.

I just installed W7 on my laptop and got the above error. FireFox is my default browser. Does FireFox need a special plugin to prevent this error? I was able to print a screenshot - "fn" + "alt" + "home" [prt sc] keys, then paste into Word or whatever. That solved my problem.

Set IE as your default browser and try again. Proposed As Answer by DaveSchz Thursday, January 07, 2010 1:40 AM Thanks for the solution perhaps you ought to add MCSE, MCSA, MCDST to your sig lmao ;) @ GloriaK, No you need to open up explorer and go to tools/internet options and select the programs tab there click the default tab at the top,you can change it back later or after printing if you wish.

It's not just firefox though. I had Google Chrome as my default, and got the same error when printing my Home Group password. Setting default browser to Internet Explorer solved the issue, though it's rather annoying to even have to do this.

It's not just firefox though. I had Google Chrome as my default, and got the same error when printing my Home Group password. Setting default browser to Internet Explorer solved the issue, though it's rather annoying to even have to do this.

It's not just firefox though. I had Google Chrome as my default, and got the same error when printing my Home Group password. Setting default browser to Internet Explorer solved the issue, though it's rather annoying to even have to do this.

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DaveSchz, You are a genius! How did you figure that out? I searched and searched through MS sites and ended up installing MSMessage Queueing (MSMQ) in a vane attempt to get the error message to go away. Your January post saved me a lot of grief (Mid-July now). Thanks! As soon as I "reset" IE as my default browser, I was immediately able to print and not get the error. Your the man! Tennessee33

A simple solution which works!!!! Really. As suggested by Microsoft in the HomeGroup set-up instructions, if the password won't print and the infamous Error code: 2147500037 shows up, just change the default browser back to Internet Explorer.!!! That's IE Browser/Tools/Internet Options/Programs/Default Web Browser Internet Explorer. You ask, "What does the browser have to do with printing the Homegroup password?" I haven't the faintest idea, but it works, and I can go back to Firefox as soon as this is corrected. bmkmd

A simple solution which works!!!! Really. As suggested by Microsoft in the HomeGroup set-up instructions, if the password won't print and the infamous Error code: 2147500037 shows up, just change the default browser back to Internet Explorer.!!! That's IE Browser/Tools/Internet Options/Programs/Default Web Browser Internet Explorer. You ask, "What does the browser have to do with printing the Homegroup password?" I haven't the faintest idea, but it works, and I can go back to Firefox as soon as this is corrected. bmkmd

A simple solution which works!!!! Really. As suggested by Microsoft in the HomeGroup set-up instructions, if the password won't print and the infamous Error code: 2147500037 shows up, just change the default browser back to Internet Explorer.!!! That's IE Browser/Tools/Internet Options/Programs/Default Web Browser Internet Explorer. You ask, "What does the browser have to do with printing the Homegroup password?" I haven't the faintest idea, but it works, and I can go back to Firefox as soon as this is corrected. bmkmd

I think I have a faint idea... And it does not look pretty! This is part of the ongoing fight between MS and other browsers, and since MS can pull all the strings... you got the idea. To me, the proposed solution is NO solution at all. Why must I have to make IE my default browser when I do not like it, just to be able to print a freaky page? If anyone considers making a specific browser his/her default browser against my own will? If anyone still sees it as a "simple" and "genius" solution, I'll say no more. LY

I think I have a faint idea... And it does not look pretty! This is part of the ongoing fight between MS and other browsers, and since MS can pull all the strings... you got the idea. To me, the proposed solution is NO solution at all. Why must I have to make IE my default browser when I do not like it, just to be able to print a freaky page? If anyone considers making a specific browser his/her default browser against my own will? If anyone still sees it as a "simple" and "genius" solution, I'll say no more. LY

I think I have a faint idea... And it does not look pretty! This is part of the ongoing fight between MS and other browsers, and since MS can pull all the strings... you got the idea. To me, the proposed solution is NO solution at all. Why must I have to make IE my default browser when I do not like it, just to be able to print a freaky page? If anyone considers making a specific browser his/her default browser against my own will? If anyone still sees it as a "simple" and "genius" solution, I'll say no more. LY

ridiculous. i had to fix this for a friend. thank goodness i am on mac and linux ;)

ridiculous. i had to fix this for a friend. thank goodness i am on mac and linux ;)

ridiculous. i had to fix this for a friend. thank goodness i am on mac and linux ;)

Dear Zhang: I think we got it now. Forcing the use of IE is no solution. It has the distinct smell of arrogance. I refuse. I just took a snap shot and pasted it. Now I am busy trying to get stations with two versions of Windows 7 and XP professional talking to each other. Three hours of billable time lost so far. I am sick of systems that don't really do anything different so some market programer can move the buttons, maybe fix the bugs in the old system and call it new. Oh, new systems are not free are they?

Dear Zhang: I think we got it now. Forcing the use of IE is no solution. It has the distinct smell of arrogance. I refuse. I just took a snap shot and pasted it. Now I am busy trying to get stations with two versions of Windows 7 and XP professional talking to each other. Three hours of billable time lost so far. I am sick of systems that don't really do anything different so some market programer can move the buttons, maybe fix the bugs in the old system and call it new. Oh, new systems are not free are they?

Dear Zhang: I think we got it now. Forcing the use of IE is no solution. It has the distinct smell of arrogance. I refuse. I just took a snap shot and pasted it. Now I am busy trying to get stations with two versions of Windows 7 and XP professional talking to each other. Three hours of billable time lost so far. I am sick of systems that don't really do anything different so some market programer can move the buttons, maybe fix the bugs in the old system and call it new. Oh, new systems are not free are they?

Everybody that uses anything but MSIE as the default browser has this issue. Its a legacy from the Microsoft "MSIE is the only browser" days. If you really need the printout - i.e. don't own a pencil <lol> - change the browser default to MSIE and change it back again afterwards.

A MODEST PROPOSAL My response to MS solution link here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/269562 , THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION. Why the heck does it require a third party paid application for me to solve a by design restriction in the OS? If MQExplorer is free, which it isn't, then you should include a link in the solution. By design you can't do it, so some ID10T put in a button? Well, how about by design... remove the DAMN button... Stupid Microsoft This problem is a precursor to another law suit. To the solution, Make IE your default browser? OMG, Seems Microsoft ought to change it's motto to... remember Netscape. 30+ Million in fines for acting like a monopoly. The real error is probably a null pointer error problem they've never resolved. "That's my story and I'm sticking to it." Because some ID10T at MS forgot to set the iteration from 0 to 2 times, instead of 1 to 3 times, MS got caught "forgetting" to write out the downloaded Netscape filename link to the directory index. oops. A lightning bolt can be traced, if it always follows the same path the first time. Still it was worth the 30+M cause, I run Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and IE. No, IE is not my default. ;-) That our history records unsuccessful attempts of Microsoft engaging in Monopolistic practices, when in fact they are not a monopoly. The one thing I've always said about computers is that one application has the ability to make it's competetors look like idiots. So MS implements changes to constrain the activities of certain areas by security zones. Except for them. They of course al *always* the exception to that rule. And it will always be that way as long as we allow non-cooperative Democracy greed based, non ethical, business to run rampant. Here is the true solution. MICROSOFT: REMOVE THE DAMN BUTTON! Yes, it's a convenient action. IF IT WORKED!!! Yes, it's a security issue and one should probably not do it. BUT WHO CAN MEMORIZE THAT! So it has to be moved from the realm to the obscure. YOU: WRITE IT ON SOMETHING EDIBLE, BY HAND, THAT TASTES GOOD... USE IT.... THEN EAT THE DANG THING AND PROTECT YOUR SECURITY!!! A MODEST PROPOSAL Chip

How about that.... it's fixed! :-)What we need a signature?

How about that.... it's fixed! :-)What we need a signature?

I first got this error after I installed Windows 8 and set my default browser to the App version of IE10, not the Application version of IE10. (Metro vs. Desktop Interface). When I switched the default browser back to the desktop version of IE 10, I was able to print the password. Strange bug that hasn't been fixed in all of this time!