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Hi<br><br>We have Windows 2012 domain controllers and Windows 10 workstations on our network. I have installed new Windows 2019 print server&nbsp; and would like deploy printers using group policy.<br><br>We have Computer OU where all the workstations are located and Users OU where all the users are located.<br><br>Firstly will it need to be Computer Policy or users Policy<br>Secondly, where do i need to apply the group policy and will it be on Users OU or the Computer OU.<br>Thanks and any help much appreciated.<br><br><br>
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Hi
We have Windows 2012 domain controllers and Windows 10 workstations on our network. I have installed new Windows 2019 print server  and would like deploy printers using group policy.
We have Computer OU where all the workstations are located and Users OU where all the users are located.
Firstly will it need to be Computer Policy or users Policy
Secondly, where do i need to apply the group policy and will it be on Users OU or the Computer OU.
Thanks and any help much appreciated.

Deploy printers using Group Policy .

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Windows Server 2012

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