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====== Shared Network Printers ====== | ====== Shared Network Printers ====== | ||
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+ | See also **[[networking: | ||
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+ | FIXME This page is now just a collection of notes. | ||
:!: This subject has changed a lot with the advent of version 4 (V4) printer drivers in Windows 8 and 2012. | :!: This subject has changed a lot with the advent of version 4 (V4) printer drivers in Windows 8 and 2012. | ||
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===== Group Policy Preferences ===== | ===== Group Policy Preferences ===== | ||
- | https://www.simple-talk.com/ | + | This is our current method for sharing networked Windows printers. See link above. |
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+ | ===== Group Policy ===== | ||
:!: We have **not** found publishing printers via GPO to be trouble free. | :!: We have **not** found publishing printers via GPO to be trouble free. | ||
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+ | * Can't set default printer | ||
===== Windows Server 2008 with Multiple Drivers ===== | ===== Windows Server 2008 with Multiple Drivers ===== | ||
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===== Per-Machine (Global) Network Printer Connections ===== | ===== Per-Machine (Global) Network Printer Connections ===== | ||
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- | HowTo**: http:// | + | **HowTo**: http:// |
**User Guide**: http:// | **User Guide**: http:// | ||
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**Reference**: | **Reference**: | ||
- | :!: Most network printer connections are only visible (usable) by the user that made the connection. | + | :!: Most network printer connections are only visible (usable) by the user that made the connection. |
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+ | :!: You **must use the CLI** to manipulate global printers. | ||
Show per-machine (global) printer connections: | Show per-machine (global) printer connections: | ||
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**Important**: | **Important**: | ||
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+ | **Important**: | ||
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+ | **Reset Printing (Lite and Full)**: http:// | ||
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+ | * Deletes local printer devices too? Like PDFCreator? | ||
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+ | **Print Spooler Diagnostic**: | ||
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+ | :!: Use **Winprint print processor** for all shared printers. | ||
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+ | :!: For RDS servers, **disable CSR** (client side rendering) for all shared printers. | ||
==== Clear Out Print Queues ==== | ==== Clear Out Print Queues ==== | ||
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net start spooler | net start spooler | ||
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+ | ==== Delete Redirected Printers ==== | ||
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+ | Sometimes you'll get various redirected printers that you can't just delete... | ||
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+ | - Stop the print spooler | ||
+ | - Use '' | ||
+ | * '' | ||
+ | * '' | ||
+ | * '' | ||
+ | - Reboot the machine | ||
==== Phantom Printers That Won't Go Away ==== | ==== Phantom Printers That Won't Go Away ==== | ||
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==== PrintersClear.bat ==== | ==== PrintersClear.bat ==== | ||
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+ | :!: This is the script we usually use to let users reset their own printer configuration. | ||
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