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Add the user to the 'Power Users'-group or disable the policy setting 'Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options\Device: Prevent users from installing printer drivers'
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Add the user to the 'Power Users'-group or disable the policy setting 'Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options\Device: Prevent users from installing printer drivers'

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personally and honestly, i would say no to this, and have your domain admin dial in and install it for them....then print operators can manage the settings - these are your DC's, they should be protected as much as possible
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personally and honestly, i would say no to this, and have your domain admin dial in and install it for them....then print operators can manage the settings - these are your DC's, they should be protected as much as possible

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Hi,<br />
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we have a domain which contains few sites, we have 2 crews, sys-admins crew and the technicians crew.<br />
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the sys-admins are domain admins and the technicians are regular user with some extra permissions (addidng a computer to the domain for example)<br />
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we want to allow to the technicians to install printers on the domain controllers in the remote sites, can you please explain me how can we do this?<br />
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Thank You.
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Hi,

we have a domain which contains few sites, we have 2 crews, sys-admins crew and the technicians crew.

the sys-admins are domain admins and the technicians are regular user with some extra permissions (addidng a computer to the domain for example)

we want to allow to the technicians to install printers on the domain controllers in the remote sites, can you please explain me how can we do this?


Thank You.

How to allow some users to install printers on a Domain controller?

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