Hate having to dive into the registry but it looks like going into the Client Side Rending Print Provider keys under the HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Providers\ and cleaning out anywhere there Outranked Drivers: oem10.inf:lptenum\zebra_technologiesztf670:00FF0001 oem14.inf:lptenum\zebra_technologiesztf670:00FF0001 c_swdevice.inf:SWD\GenericRaw:00FF3001 Right click on the printer and choose the option for Deploy with Group Policy Step 15: Deploy with GPO - Create Object Click the browse option and you will be presented with all your Group Policy Objects and templates. Matching Device Id: PRINTENUM\PrinterConnection By default, local printer auto-redirection is disabled. It is better to step back, plan, and use the advanced resources provided. If I look at the events I can see - Kernal-PnP:ĭevice SWD\PRINTENUM Just because it is possible to do many configuration jobs 'click by bleeding click', doesn't mean that it is a good idea. My problem is not with the "redirected" printers, my problem is that I have several printers with the same name (on SVFREJA) and I can't get rid of them.Īny idea why I can't get rid of the "ophaned" printers? S = s + objPrinterInstalled.Name + chr(13)
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If colPrinters.Count 0 Then 'If there are some network printersįor Each objPrinterInstalled In colPrinters ' For each network printer Let’s look at how to automatically install and connect printers to specific users, computers and groups in an Active Directory domain using Group Policy (GPO). Set colPrinters = objWMIService.ExecQuery ("Select * From Win32_Printer") Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2") This script doesn't show any of the "SVFREJA" printers. If I delete the printers and log off and back on, all the printers are popping up again. I did a gpupdate /force, but all the 4 printers are now listed 3 times. Now I've removed all printer deploying from GPO - and I have no printers in any login scripts. If I deleted the printer and added it again, they could print just fine. Deploying Printers to Users via Group Policy Create three new security groups in AD ( SharedPrinterSales, SharedPrinterIT, SharedPrinter Managers) and add the department users to them (you can automatically add users to domain groups by following the article Creating a Dynamic Group in Active Directory ).
The last week, I've had a lot of problems where users can't print. I've used "Deploy Printers" (from Print Manager) to deploy 4 printers. My users are on 2012 R2 RDS Session Host servers.
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