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Terminal Server 2008 defaults to Easy Print

We have a Terminal Server running 2008 R1 for Dynamics.  Easy Print was disabled in policy so the printer and drivers were being redirected.  This was working fine until a few days ago. All of a sudden Easy Print is now the default driver and I cannot turn it off.   Any ideas?  Here's a attachment of our polcy in place for TS printing.  Clients are running XP SP3.
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could you run rsop.msc on the TS and post the results here.
You could have another policy now trumping this policy
You need to make sure your clients are running RDC 6.1 and I beliive .net framework 3.0.
Also I have found issues with Client Side Extension, this hasn't been in a TS environment. But if the client doesn't have these extensions even with sp 3, they simply don't see them and hence won't apply them. go to ms updates > custom > software and check for any valid updates pertaining to CSE.
You are right Easy Print is by default and I will take a quick look which policy controls this, I just did this the other day but can't remember off the top of my head.
Let me know if this helps.
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That did it.  I ran RSOP and didnt see the Easy Print policy being pushed down, do I just enabled it locally.   Thanks for all your help.