How to Create GPO to Deploy Printers On all Client Computers | Windows Server 2019/2022

[@Akira29H]

I have deployed network printers and use gpo for user config it was seamless good however my issue is if I deploy thru computers seems stilll need users goo in order to work

[@Sabs761010]

hi, why you dont edit the printer GPO? i mean in order to add security group or something? otherwise everybody could print in that printer.

[@SGVmaniac24]

this doesnt work with windows 11, or any of the new printer restriction due to the PrintNightmare.

[@aolish]

Under Print Management for 'Drivers', for some reason the column where it says: "Packaged" says false. What does this mean?

[@voierr8493]

Hi, Does this work post PrintNightmare with type 3 drivers? Does this method prompt users for an Admin account to install? Many thanks

[@norbertrueckel5209]

NO

[@joshpark1]

It works, but the trick is to have the drivers pre-installed on the client PCs. You can deploy a login script via GPO to push out the drivers, then the printers will deploy via this method without an admin needed.

[@3a1Va1]

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[@novacrafty77]

Your VDO really help full

[@DOITMOSTAFAAHMED]

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[@websitemain9260]

yeah but is we can't install printer in server we have USB printer install client pc so how is deploy with GPO ? ....

[@jawosammadennhier7062]

A USB printer can only be connected with a single computer. Only a printer with an integrated TCP/IP network card can be used in a TCP/IP network. But then it is connected with a print server or router. (You cannot connect a USB printer with a TCP/IP router technically, so you have to make a decision beforehand: either..., or... .)

[@erickgzpro6865]

If you are connecting a printer to PC via USB, it will not work. It has to be connected to the network. Printers that are connected to the PC via USB are dedicated for 1 PC only.

[@beatzbyjay24]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial

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[@antol8419]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial...sorry i see you have installed the print server on domain controller, if i have two replicated domain controller?

[@DOITMOSTAFAAHMED]

Sorry, I did not understand your question. Do you mean you have two domain controller? . Why not install a print server on all of them. will work successfully.

[@jawosammadennhier7062]

@@DOITMOSTAFAAHMED "Antol" will have to install 2 domain controllers at least anyway, in case of replacements. The 2nd dc always is an exact copy of the 1st one.