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If you open Print management, expand print servers &gt;&nbsp;servername and then highlight printers, you should be able to right click on the printer and click on deploy with group policy and then in here it should give you the name of the GPO that it is using
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If you open Print management, expand print servers > servername and then highlight printers, you should be able to right click on the printer and click on deploy with group policy and then in here it should give you the name of the GPO that it is using

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Nothing appear under 'Deploy with Group Policy'
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Nothing appear under 'Deploy with Group Policy'

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Heyas,<br />
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I have recently renamed some printers on a Windows Server 2008 via the print management section. However when I gpupdate /force on my group it exported the printers with the old name I figure this is because I haven't deployed the renamed printers with a Group Policy my query how do I find out which group policy the printers were deployed with.<br />
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Thank you.
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Heyas,

I have recently renamed some printers on a Windows Server 2008 via the print management section. However when I gpupdate /force on my group it exported the printers with the old name I figure this is because I haven't deployed the renamed printers with a Group Policy my query how do I find out which group policy the printers were deployed with.

Thank you.

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