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Thanks for the reply.<br />
The problem with me doing it the way you surgested is that we have around 30 diffrent printer so it is not practical to add each one to a default profile.<br />
Thanks <br />
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Hurel
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Thanks for the reply.
The problem with me doing it the way you surgested is that we have around 30 diffrent printer so it is not practical to add each one to a default profile.
Thanks

Hurel

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Well that is the only to do it. &nbsp;If you have 30 printers then you have to add 30 printers, its that simple. Its not like you will have to add them for each user,,, just ONE user (the default user)
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Well that is the only to do it.  If you have 30 printers then you have to add 30 printers, its that simple. Its not like you will have to add them for each user,,, just ONE user (the default user)

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Hi<br />
When a user tries to connect to a printer on the print server for the frist time they get an message saying there is a policy in effect which prevents them from adding the printer.<br />
This is because the user's are setup as power users and so can not download the correct driver locally from the print server.<br />
If the user is made local administrator then they have no problems.<br />
How do I change the policy on users PC to allow power user to add printers?
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Hi
When a user tries to connect to a printer on the print server for the frist time they get an message saying there is a policy in effect which prevents them from adding the printer.
This is because the user's are setup as power users and so can not download the correct driver locally from the print server.
If the user is made local administrator then they have no problems.
How do I change the policy on users PC to allow power user to add printers?

User's adding Printers on Server

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.