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How is theis being applied? logon script? preferences?
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How is theis being applied? logon script? preferences?

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No traction on issue - resolved myself.
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Hello All,<br />
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I am troubleshooting a problem where a user's default printer selection is unchecked when GPO refreshes. &nbsp;The printer itself is still visibile, however, the user then has no default printer and many of our applications do not like that.<br />
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I can manually set it back, do a gpupdate /force and the default printer is unchecked. &nbsp;We currently set default printers based on group membership with a kix script.<br />
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The only recent changes have been to the workstation side with GPP printer deployment. &nbsp;My terminal servers are in a separate OU and the GPO for the terminal servers are setup with loopback set to replace.<br />
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Gpresults shows no settings regarding printers (GPP or redirection for RDP).<br />
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Client OS is Windows 7 - server is 2003 Ent <br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Adam
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Hello All,

I am troubleshooting a problem where a user's default printer selection is unchecked when GPO refreshes.  The printer itself is still visibile, however, the user then has no default printer and many of our applications do not like that.

I can manually set it back, do a gpupdate /force and the default printer is unchecked.  We currently set default printers based on group membership with a kix script.

The only recent changes have been to the workstation side with GPP printer deployment.  My terminal servers are in a separate OU and the GPO for the terminal servers are setup with loopback set to replace.

Gpresults shows no settings regarding printers (GPP or redirection for RDP).

Client OS is Windows 7 - server is 2003 Ent 

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Adam

Default Printer selection disappear on Terminal Server with GPO refresh

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).