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could you maybe provide us with solution??? 
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could you maybe provide us with solution???

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What was the solution here? &nbsp;I am having the same issues. &nbsp;Printers disappear after each logoff
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What was the solution here?  I am having the same issues.  Printers disappear after each logoff

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Our Windows 2003 Terminal Server shows no printers for users logging on. &nbsp;They may add printers while logged on provided the printer they select is already configured on the server. &nbsp;When they log off and log on again, the printers they have added have disappeared. &nbsp;What do I need to change for their printer settings to be retained across sessions?
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Our Windows 2003 Terminal Server shows no printers for users logging on.  They may add printers while logged on provided the printer they select is already configured on the server.  When they log off and log on again, the printers they have added have disappeared.  What do I need to change for their printer settings to be retained across sessions?

Why do Terminal Server printers disappear after logoff?

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