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When you run gpedit.msc, you are editing the local policy and I think you are trying to do this on a Domain. Instead, go to Active Directory Users &amp;&nbsp;Computers and edit the group policy there. You will then find the path you described. I hope that helped.
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When you run gpedit.msc, you are editing the local policy and I think you are trying to do this on a Domain. Instead, go to Active Directory Users & Computers and edit the group policy there. You will then find the path you described. I hope that helped.

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The server is part of a domain (file/print server) but it is also the server that the printers are installed on so the local policy seemed to make sense.<br />
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Given that info, does your answer still apply?<br />
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Thanks.
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The server is part of a domain (file/print server) but it is also the server that the printers are installed on so the local policy seemed to make sense.

Given that info, does your answer still apply?

Thanks.

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I apologize for my slow response. &nbsp;I have been on vacation. &nbsp;I plan to test this tomorrow.<br />
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Thanks
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I apologize for my slow response.  I have been on vacation.  I plan to test this tomorrow.

Thanks

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Worked like a charm. &nbsp;Thanks for the help.
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Worked like a charm.  Thanks for the help.

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I need to allow a non-administrator permission to stop and start the print spooler. &nbsp;I have read other threads to do this through Group Policy in the following location &quot;Gpedit.msc, expand Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, System Services.&quot;. &nbsp;The problem is that I do not have System Services in the tree view.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />

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I need to allow a non-administrator permission to stop and start the print spooler.  I have read other threads to do this through Group Policy in the following location "Gpedit.msc, expand Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, System Services.".  The problem is that I do not have System Services in the tree view.

Any help would be appreciated.


Non-Admin Stop/Start the Print Spooler

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).