High guy´s
what im trying to Archive is a Terminal Server with a fixed Set of Printer Drivers like HP Laserjet III and Easy Print Driver. when is set the Group policy to use Easy Print Printer Driver first, all the redirected Printers are created on the Terminal Server with Easy Print Driver -> Simple and Easy, but sometimes very Large Print Jobs and Quality issues. So I have installed a HP Laserjet III Driver on the Terminal Server, an disabled the Use Easy Print Printer Driver first, witch resulted in a Printer on Terminal Server created as HL Laserjet III -> funtastic, but after a few Day´s i have a lot of Printer Drivers installed on the Terminal Server. How can i prevent the "out of Box" Printer Drivers from beeing installed ? I have no Printservers in my enviroment.
Security Settings\local policys\security Options\devices:prevent users from installing Printer Drivers set to Enabled
Administrative Templates\Printers\Disallow Installation of Printers using kernel-mode Drivers set to enabled.
Administrative Templates\Printers\Extend Point and Print Connection to search Windows Update set to disabled
Administrative Templates\Printers\Package Point and Print - Approved Servers is set to fake.Company.com
Windows components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote DEsktop Session Host\Printer Redirection\Specify rdsh Server fallback Printer Driver behavior ist set to "Default to pcl if one is not found"
so what am i missing ?
Reiner