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Old 10-02-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation Auto push down printer driver from print server.

hey guys,

any of you have done auto pushing down of printer driver from printer server when the users login to their windows.

appreciate if you guys can share. or how do i get it work?

Thanks.

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I have seen it done via Log-on script. I am not a developer so I can't tell you the code but I think its just done through a simple text file that executes when the user logs into their profile.
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What network OS are you working on?

Since windows 2000 server you could use active directory and a login script to push the printers out to the clients.

I use a vb script for my login scripts in the office and that works a treat, I also have a number of customers who use this method.
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What network OS are you working on?

Since windows 2000 server you could use active directory and a login script to push the printers out to the clients.

I use a vb script for my login scripts in the office and that works a treat, I also have a number of customers who use this method.
when i double click the vb script on the pc. it's working fine. able to map successfully. but when i put in at the logon script for AD. does not work. btw it's running on windows server 2003.
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