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Unable to add printer on terminal server - kernel mode driver
Hi, i have a 2008 R2 terminal server, and i'm trying to add printers from a server 2016 print server, it keeps saying its not compatible because of kernel mode 4.0 drivers not being allowed.
I checked all of my group policies, i cannot find this anywhere, anyone ran into this?
I checked all of my group policies, i cannot find this anywhere, anyone ran into this?
Microsoft Server OSWindows Server 2008Windows 10AzureWindows Server 2016
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Seth Simmons
On a TS, you don't need drivers. If users redirect printers that are installed at their client machines, these will use the "easy print feature" at the server, which does not need server-side drivers. Try it out.
ASKER
This is a different scenario, so users are not redirecting anything. I need it set up so it's shared off of a print server.
So users have no printers installed, that they could possibly redirect in order to have a solution?
ASKER
Right.
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