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Whats so crazy is that the GPO to disable win key works but as soon as you add an additional key Like (Ctrl) it works with the "Turn off Windows Key hotkeys". - - - Updated - - - Thanks I will take a look and let you know if it works.

Hi All, I can't see any post about this so please direct me if I am wrong. I am trying to prevent students from creating / using virtual desktop shortcut key (Win +Ctrl + D). Found some articals online but strungling to get them to work. Disable any Win key shortcut: Disable Virtual Desktop keyboard shortcut: Any help appreciated.

We also use VBS scripts, and the same issue still occurs. I noticed today after reducing the number computer GPOs to a test machine that the printers to add eventually in some cases 15mins until they are usable. Anyone know of any specific Windows 10 printer GPOs that may effect this?

Have you tried creating a brand new printer share and just testing it on that IT suite. I setup a new printer queue set it up pretty much exectly the same as the old one and it works 100% of the time. The most significant change I made was no spaces in my printer sharing name path

what security perrmissions to people use for printer queues? I have attached mine below, wondering if anyone keeps the 'Everyone' group in.

Funny, I created a new printer queue with a different share. It all works now, this new printer share with no spaces. Pretty much the only change I have made.

out of interest anyone use spaces in there share path? Are there issues deploying spaces in your share path over group policy?

It works for our windows 7 clients, the same GPO and has worked for 3+ years with Windows 7 machines. Problem only occurs on windows 10. Thanks Adam

It does install and the user now has a printer. Thanks Apprentice

Hi All, We have started moving to Windows 10 and noticed users having problems installing printers via GPO when logging on to a computer for the first time. Error in Event Viewer shows: Event ID 513. Print services: Group Policy was unable to add per computer connection \\printserver\Printer Queue. Error code 0xBC4. This can occur if the name of the printer connection is incorrect or if the print spooler cannot contact the print server. and Event ID 4098. Application: The user 'Printer Queue Name' preference item in the 'Printer Queue {######-####-####-####-#########}' Group Policy Object did not apply because it failed with error code '0x80070005 Access is denied.' This error was suppressed. We don't have a problem in Windows 7. We deploy the printers Via user Configuration > preferences > Control Panel Settings > Printers. All linked from our printer server. Hopefully someone can help. Thanks Apprentice!

anyone found a solution with this on windows 7?

Thanks Clareq, That was the issue, that Local user by default is included in the group "Domain Users". That was causing the issues. Don't know how or why it was setup like this. Thanks for your help, this has been resolved.

Allow domain\%username% - Full Control Allow local\administrator - Full Control Deny Domain\Staff - Special Allow Domain\Staff - Modify Allow Domain\Admins - Full Control These are the permissions the students have in their own home folders. I have attached a screen shot as well.

Hi All, Hope this is the right Thread. Need some advice with students being able to browse to other students home folders. They can use programs from adobe suite to browse through the direct path of another user, and edit files and folders delete and create. We have tried to work out how to prevent access through these programs but have come to a dead end. User Home Folder permissions are as follows; Allow domain\%username% - Full Control Allow local\administrator - Full Control Deny Domain\Staff - Special Allow Domain\Staff - Modify Allow Domain\Admins - Full Control Any ideas to solve this would be appreciated? Thanks.

You can deploy .exe in SCCM. I have created a .vbs script that works for us. You can deploy it via GPO startup script. Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")If objFSO.FileExists("C:\Program Files (x86)\Python36-32\python.exe") Then Wscript.QuitElseSet WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")Dim exeName Dim statusCodeexeName = "Path for .exe /quiet InstallAllUsers=1"statusCode = WshShell.Run (exeName, 1, true)End If

do you use google cloud print? Have you tired using spotify? Our issue has been resolved now, by some 3rd party support. It was a "complex routing issue on our network".

do you use google cloud print? Have you tired using spotify? Our issue has been resolved now, by some 3rd party support. It was a "complex routing issue on our network".

having the same issue here. What firewall hardware do you use?