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What are all these redirected printers?
Look like they have been redirected from your Workstation, when you have remoted onto the Server. TRy turning off Printer REdirection in your RDP (mstsc) client before connecting.
I believe these are related to your terminal services session.
Do they appear when you access the server console physically (and ensure nobody else is remote desktop connected).
You can use Group Policy to prevent the mappings.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731963(WS.10).aspx
Do they appear when you access the server console physically (and ensure nobody else is remote desktop connected).
You can use Group Policy to prevent the mappings.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731963(WS.10).aspx
They are from terminal services/remote desktop sessions.
This can be specified in the RDP Client or in the RDP policy.
It coukd also simply be the admin sessions to remote control the server and the sessions haven't been disconnected.
This can be specified in the RDP Client or in the RDP policy.
It coukd also simply be the admin sessions to remote control the server and the sessions haven't been disconnected.
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I am the only one who connects to the server (at all), I use remote desktop connection.
So you are telling me that it is because of that these printers get installed?
...and the only way to stop it is to do a group policy?
So you are telling me that it is because of that these printers get installed?
...and the only way to stop it is to do a group policy?
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Yeah, but that's a bit late in the game for me now, how do i get rid of all the redirected printers currently on my server?
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