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I generally solve that problem by installing printers at the user. These would be networked printers, and each user might have what another does not. So printers do not show up for All Users. It have been that way for a while and is not unique to Windows 7. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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I generally solve that problem by installing printers at the user. These would be networked printers, and each user might have what another does not. So printers do not show up for All Users. It have been that way for a while and is not unique to Windows 7. ... Thinkpads_User


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I agree with thinkpads_user. <br />
Also assuming you would use a printer server, most users seem to know what printer name they need. Simply tell them to open run, type in \\printerserver\ and hit enter, then simply right click the printer required and connect. User's do not need admin rights to add printers, only to remove
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I agree with thinkpads_user.
Also assuming you would use a printer server, most users seem to know what printer name they need. Simply tell them to open run, type in \\printerserver\ and hit enter, then simply right click the printer required and connect. User's do not need admin rights to add printers, only to remove

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Sorry for the typo- *PrintServer* instead of Printerserver as typed
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Sorry for the typo- *PrintServer* instead of Printerserver as typed

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limitation of using Windows network printers
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limitation of using Windows network printers

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Hello,<br />
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We currently manage our printers by installing what is needed on a PC while logged on as Administrator. &nbsp;When the Power User logs on, these printers are not showing as installed. &nbsp;Is there a switch that can be used in Windows 7 so the printers show for All Users?<br />
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At this time we have too many printers and departments to manage the printers via Windows 7 group policy.<br />
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Thank You!
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Hello,

We currently manage our printers by installing what is needed on a PC while logged on as Administrator.  When the Power User logs on, these printers are not showing as installed.  Is there a switch that can be used in Windows 7 so the printers show for All Users?

At this time we have too many printers and departments to manage the printers via Windows 7 group policy.

Thank You!

Windows 7 printers do not show for all users

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.