May 8, 2014 · When simply going to Devices and Printers, Add Printer, then Network.... no printers are found, until you click the The Printer isn't listed and find under the directory, they …

In addition to the printer settings I read to enable non admins to install local printers, we also add the field tech's security group to the local "power users" group via restricted groups GPO...to …

Try remove/uninstall printers from Control panel (Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Devices and Printers) and Device Manager, check if it helps.

Here are some articles about how to use PowerShell script to create printers as reference, hope it helps.

for some reason the rdp session will not pick up the local printers from the machine my user is connecting to the terminal server from. The printer in question is a 32 bit network printer and …

However, you can try to assign the policies to the device groups. You can create two device groups, one group for corporate devices, while the other one for BYOD. Please learn more …

Sure no worries...i've created a demo script and over commented it to try and explain the logic of using the SendKeys Function with the AppActivate method to ensure the window you are …

However, if you still wish to do this during TS, I would suggest a powershell script. I would start a new thread in the powershell forum requesting help writing a script to install a local USB …

Physical printer definitions, including the Document Image Writer and and connected devices are configured at the computer level but 'mapped' printers are at the user level just like mapped …

There is a print server in our organization - PrintServer on Windows Server 2003 in the domain Domain.Local. AD is on Windows Server 2003. Users connect to the Terminal Server on …