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I have 50 Terminal Servers that I would like to have the same set of drivers available on to allow for automatic printer mapping for the users. &nbsp;I have installed all the drivers that I need on one of the servers. &nbsp;Is there an easy way to copy the drivers out to all of the servers? &nbsp;I have tried Microsofts Printer Migration Tool (printmig.exe) and it works fine on the local machine. &nbsp;But, if I try to run a restore for the servers remotely it fails.
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I have 50 Terminal Servers that I would like to have the same set of drivers available on to allow for automatic printer mapping for the users.  I have installed all the drivers that I need on one of the servers.  Is there an easy way to copy the drivers out to all of the servers?  I have tried Microsofts Printer Migration Tool (printmig.exe) and it works fine on the local machine.  But, if I try to run a restore for the servers remotely it fails.

Copy Printer drivers to another server.

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