sultan966 Posted December 7, 2011 Posted December 7, 2011 Server: Windows 2003 server Clients: Windows 7 64 All drivers are loaded for printers in the server Has anybody got a printer installation that I can use as logon script in GPO? I had one for XP environment that does not work anymore.
sted Posted December 7, 2011 Posted December 7, 2011 xp one will probably work if point and print is set right and your server has 64 bit drivers on for the printers point and print can only be set on 2008/win7 but if you download the rsat kit and install on a win7 box you can edit the policy computer config\admin templates\printers\point and print restrictions (setting i ususally use) enabled untick tick(users can only point and print to machines in their forest) do not show do not show 1
sultan966 Posted December 8, 2011 Author Posted December 8, 2011 It has worked like magic. Installed RSAT on a Windows 7 Machine. Opened Group Policy Management Editor and did the settings as follows: Start ->Administrative Tools -> Group Policy Management ->Domains -->mydomain.local -->Default Domain Policy -->Right Click Default Domain Policy -->Edit -->You will get Group Policy Management Editor Computer Configutation -->Policies -->Administrative Template -->Printers -->Point and Print Restrictions -->Enabled. Security Prompts: When Installing driver for a new connection: Do Not show warning or elevation prompt. When updating drivers for an existing connection: Do not show warning or elevation prompt Click Apply -->OK User Configuration -->Policies -->Administrative Template -->Control Panel-> Printers -->Point and Print Restrictions -->Enabled. Security Prompts: When Installing driver for a new connection: Do Not show warning or elevation prompt. When updating drivers for an existing connection: Do not show warning or elevation prompt Click Apply -->OK. It worked like magic.
TheScarfedOne Posted December 8, 2011 Posted December 8, 2011 Details and scripts available over on my Edugeek Blog...
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