Remote users that have their printers automatically map do not experience any issues when this script is ran since the RDP printers are attached after the script as already ran. If you log in and the script gives you an error message it is because you didn't label the printer correctly. I had to create 15 different ones but they only took a couple seconds. \\\\urInternalDomainHere\\SysVol\\SGAVA.local\\scripts\\C452Default.bat I created a new one since it best fit our environment.Įdit your newly created GPO hit the next to User Configuration then click Scripts (Logon/Logoff) then select logon. Rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n " KONICA MINOLTA C451 PCL"īrowse to the OU that contains the users in which you want to set the printer automatically on.Ĭreate a new GPO or edit an existing one. Rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n "Exact Name of printer on server" When the user logs into the server as long as you specified the right printer name it will work.Įtlogon\\ (place file here or create file here) The easiest way I could come up with was doing as suggested above and creating a one line script per OU.
We have multiple offices with multiple printers installed on our servers.
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