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Generally you must logon to the server first as an administrator and install the printer. That will get the printer drivers installed. Regular users should be able to add the printer to their profile after that.
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Generally you must logon to the server first as an administrator and install the printer. That will get the printer drivers installed. Regular users should be able to add the printer to their profile after that.

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@kevinhsieh is on the money
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You could add them to the print administrators group; but, if you really want to trainwreck a TS, let everyone install their own printers! &nbsp;Get 3 or 4 &quot;All-In-Ones&quot; installed on the server and it can easilly turn into a total nightmare.<br />
I only install the print drivers on the server myself and tell users they have to have one of printer X, Y, or Z if they want it to work.
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You could add them to the print administrators group; but, if you really want to trainwreck a TS, let everyone install their own printers!  Get 3 or 4 "All-In-Ones" installed on the server and it can easilly turn into a total nightmare.
I only install the print drivers on the server myself and tell users they have to have one of printer X, Y, or Z if they want it to work.

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How can a user how is a memebr of &quot;Remote Desktop Users&quot; Group on the server, be able to add printers on the domain. The users have access and premission to that printer on the domain but they cannot add it on the server. I can only have them in &quot;Remote Desktop Users&quot; group!!!!
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How can a user how is a memebr of "Remote Desktop Users" Group on the server, be able to add printers on the domain. The users have access and premission to that printer on the domain but they cannot add it on the server. I can only have them in "Remote Desktop Users" group!!!!

Printer Installiation Previlage to Remote Desktop Users

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