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certain printers wont work with group policy preferences
I use 2008 r2 server and win 7 pro.
I am trying to install printers using GP preferences (not policy) per computer. because Microsoft says this is the suggested way and printers wont follow a roaming profile.
some printers work fine like this, others like hp laserjet 1022n and p1606dn either don't install at all or crash the spooler when you try to print to them...
I don't understand what I should do differently with these printers. I called hp and they said they wont help.
these printers are currently shared on the server and work fine is installed using GP policy settings....but don't work when using the preferences...
thank you
I am trying to install printers using GP preferences (not policy) per computer. because Microsoft says this is the suggested way and printers wont follow a roaming profile.
some printers work fine like this, others like hp laserjet 1022n and p1606dn either don't install at all or crash the spooler when you try to print to them...
I don't understand what I should do differently with these printers. I called hp and they said they wont help.
these printers are currently shared on the server and work fine is installed using GP policy settings....but don't work when using the preferences...
thank you
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Look at the permissions of the mapped printer and make sure that Creator Owner can manage documents and the user has permissions to print documents.
In addition, look at the event log and examine the events that occur just before the print spooler crash. Lastly, try modifying the printer driver(s).
In addition, look at the event log and examine the events that occur just before the print spooler crash. Lastly, try modifying the printer driver(s).
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I don't fully understand the issue, but this seems to be correct to me.
all the pcl printers install ok using GP preferences but the host based printers don't...
maybe there is a way to do it but I don't have time for it. so I will install the host based as local printers....
all the pcl printers install ok using GP preferences but the host based printers don't...
maybe there is a way to do it but I don't have time for it. so I will install the host based as local printers....
Try below
Go to properties of printer in GP preference and on common tab select "run in logged on user security context"
Then check if its working
Mahesh