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can i ask why only a b as the question was answered fully for you and you had no issues with teh answer?
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Hi,<br />
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Currently using roaming profiles in our organisation. We changed our printer from one server to another, we then got every user to add the new printer to their machine/profile. The problem is: while our users can add new printers - they cant remove the old printers. They get a warning about user rights.<br />
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Do you know how we can remove these printers without having to get ever user involved....<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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K
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Hi,

Currently using roaming profiles in our organisation. We changed our printer from one server to another, we then got every user to add the new printer to their machine/profile. The problem is: while our users can add new printers - they cant remove the old printers. They get a warning about user rights.

Do you know how we can remove these printers without having to get ever user involved....

Thanks!

K

Remove Printer from users Roaming Profile

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