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So there is adding the drivers to the File Repository - Use pnputil Then there is adding them to the Spooler. I can't remember where I posted this but this should work. The mapping needs to occur in the user context. GPP Should work or Printer Connections in a GPO and be quicker as the drivers are pushed out via SCCM/MECM. Start-Process -Wait "C:\Windows\System32\pnputil.exe" -ArgumentList "/add-driver `"$PSScriptRoot\HP Universal Print Driver\pcl6-x64-7.0.0.24832\hpcu250u.inf`"" Add-PrinterDriver "HP Universal Printing PCL 6" -Verbose You can use PowerShell to add in the user context as a logon script. Ideally signed. Add-PrinterPort 192.168.1.123 Add-Printer -Name "HP Printer" -DriverName "HP Universal Printing PCL 6" -PortName 192.168.1.123 I would not reverse the secure default in the registry given the amount of Ransomware attacks education has had in the last 18 months.

During testing I got a UAC box. If you have point and print restricted to admin only you get a ‘do you trust this printer?’ Box.

I wouldn't fallback to the registry setting as you will be vulnerable to the latest CVEs. https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2021-36958 https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2021-34483 The print nightmare could go on for quite some time. Ok after much pain. Tried on a standalone VM with the latest patches. Years ago I did this to improve GPP mapping of printers. This can be contained in a SCCM package. $drivers = Get-ChildItem '$PSScriptRoot\HP Universal Print Driver' -Recurse *.inf | Select-Object -ExpandProperty FullName foreach ($driver in $drivers){ Start-Process -Wait "C:\Windows\System32\pnputil.exe" -ArgumentList "/add-driver `"$driver`" /install /subdirs" -NoNewWindow Add-PrinterDriver "HP Universal Printing PCL 6" -Verbose} Package contents would be Script - deploy.ps1 Directory - "HP Universal Print Driver" Then Create a package in sccm with command line powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass deploy.ps1 The default for Driver Isolation is Shared so all users should be able to use the driver. It may not be necessary to go through every inf file. The HP Universal Driver is a type 3 so not sure where the type 4 requirement has come from. 1. Add to driver store using pnptuil. 2. Add as a Printer Driver using Add-PrinterDriver

I used the API and queried the Tamper Protection Password. You need to be careful though. Protect the keys and the data.

Hi Does anyone get push notifications from the app? I went from Android to iOS (I thought this may be the issue). I've gone through the permissions any allowed notifications but do not receive any.

The setting is probably buried away in a JSON file. You could work out it out with Procyon.

What sort of lead time do schools have for account creation? In HE we have visiting lecturers but we get enough notice to create individual accounts. Test accounts are also shared which isn’t inline with CE. They really should be assigned per user. When you have MFA enforced shared accounts just don’t work or you limit access to on site.

Get the Header of an affected E-Mail and paste it here. Message Header Analyzer (mha.azurewebsites.net) Check Authentication-Results and see if any have failed.

Best is a wildcard (It will only last 398 days). *.domain.co.uk means you can use it for rdp and the web server connections.

Thanks for the replies. So natively Fire Stick: Miracast and casting from android. But no airplay. Android TV: Casting from Android Only. There's quite a bit of latency with the Chromecast when used from Chrome/Edge. This seemed the best app which didn't require any apps on the source device. AirScreen - AirPlay & Cast & Miracast & DLNA - Apps on Google Play But Miracast doesn't work.

Does anyone know if any app exists for Android TV and Amazon Fire TV that supports being a receiver for? Miracast - Windows AirPlay - IOS I've tried a few and Miracast support seem hard to come by.

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I hope they force credential guard on if a TPM is required. Also turn on all the defender featurea like controlled folder access. They should ship the OS in the most secure config they can. If config does need changing it can but the tyranny of the default causes so many issues.

S Modeis only available now for Windows 11 Home edition Oh what a shame.

Its unclear if you can have the old RDWEB Page functioning along side the webclient one. If Microsoft just added a webview for login to mstsc (and on windows logon page) with support for SSO in Windows it would solve a lot of the issues. The legacy of username/password means it takes a long time to get this working. I did use the Password SSO option. Where the password is stored in the browser extension for the webclient, which worked before the app proxy was supported. Understand password-based single sign-on (SSO) for apps in Azure Active Directory | Microsoft Docs If the user changes their password it doesn't work.

To prevent he Firewall Authentication Method error. Set-RDSessionCollectionConfiguration -CollectionName "collection" -CustomRdpProperty "pre-authentication server address:s:https:///rdweb/n require pre-authentication:i:1" I'm now getting authentication issues when using the non HTML5 client. Password is wrong but it is correct.

I'd put the app proxy on 2 dedicated servers. Don't proxy the domains it uses. AV exceptions for the processes. I think I ended up with a SCCM Compliance Item to make sure the service didn't restarted if memory usage was too high.

I had this both external and internal. I think it was to do with the Connection Broker being able to reach the RDSH bearing in mind from the server with the Azure App Proxy installed. I'll have a look tomorrow as it's in a testing domain.

Unknown SIDs in local groups break Get-LocalGroupMembers. If you allocate AD groups as members of local groups you get less of this issue unless tou delete the AD group.

Don't proxy/inspect any adobe domains. It will save you a world of pain.

Increasing the verbosity should give you more information. Sometimes a Schannel error is just SChannel trying TLS 1.0 before trying TLS1.2 Enable Schannel event logging in Windows - Internet Information Services | Microsoft Docs

I wish Microsoft would sell a subscription for on prem only and call it Luddites 365.

Can you just disable the c$ share? Hiding the C drive contents isn't really more secure. Stopping write access apart from the user profile may be possible.

I had to create a file in Visual Studio 2017 which gets applied on the command line on launch. I changed the shortcut and GPP'd the file in so it would use the settings. It was a while ago.