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Windows TS Printer Redirection Issues Windows Remote Desktop Printer Redirection Issues "Do not allow client printer redirection" in Group Policy Settings is enabled Multifunction print devices may not be redirected because of COM, LPT, or USB ports Need to upgrade remote desktop version Printer driver mappings for printer redirected from client ...Printer on XP cannot be redirected to the - ChicagoTech.netPrinter redirection is disabled in client Remote Desktop Printer Redirection Issues in Windows 2008 Printer redirection issue with Vista client Printer Redirection Troubleshooting Tools RDC over VPN can't print to local printerRemote Desktop (Terminal Server) Device Redirector is disabled Redirection non-supported printer to Terminal Server Redirection Printer not working because of not USBRegistry may prevent printer redirection from functioning The default printer changes after logon TS The TS doesn't have printer driver installed TS client can't print to local printerTS Prot print port is unavailableTS Printer Driver Redirection Wizard reports Error 3TS redirected printer cannot work properlyUse XP printer when RDP to VistaVista printer can't be redirected when usingWindows Printer Mapping Check Box is disabled Case 1: The TS doesn't have printer driver installed. If only some printers are not redirected after connecting to remote computer, it could printer driver issue.. On the remote computer, you may see Event ID: 1111 and Description: Driver drivername required for printer printertype is unknown. The resolution is installing the printer driver directly on the remote computer. If the computer is Windows 2003 Server Service Pack 1, you may try the Fallback Driver Capability instead. The policy for this is located under Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Client / Server data redirection\Terminal Server Fallback Printer Driver Behavior. Note: The terminal server fallback printer driver is not included with Windows Server 2008. Although the Specify terminal server fallback printer driver behavior Group Policy setting still exists, it can only be used for computers running Windows Server 2003 with SP1 or Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2 (SP2). Case 2: Printer redirection is disabled in client Remote Desktop. When Printer redirection fails for a computer only, you may want to check the settings on the Remote Desktop on the problematic client and make sure that the Printers check box is checked to allow redirection as shown below.
Case 3: Windows Printer Mapping Check Box is disabled. To check the status of Windows Printer Mapping, open the Remote Desktop Configuration (Terminal Services Configuration if it is Windows 2003 or previous version). Right click on RDP-Tcp and select properties.
Then select the Client Settings tab. Ensure that the Windows Printer (Windows Printer Mapping if it is Windows 2003) checkbox is not selected. If it is, that means that the Terminal Server will not allow client Printer Redirection.
Case 4: "Do not allow client printer redirection" in Group Policy Settings is enabled. Printer Redirection can also be configured through Group Policy. The policy to prevent client printer redirection is located in the following container: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services if it is windows 2003)\Remote Desktop Session Host (or Client / Server Data Redirection). The name of the policy setting is "Do not allow client printer redirection" as shown below
If this configuration is enabled, it
will prevent client printer redirection.
Case 6:
Registry
may prevent printer redirection from functioning.
If you have implemented the mentioned in Microsoft KB Article 268065 it will
prevent printer redirection from functioning. As per this KB if the registry
value fEnablePrintRDR is set to 0, Printer Redirection will fail even if the
Print Spooler is started on the Terminal Server. This will not register any
events. As part of your standard troubleshooting you should check whether
the following value exists: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal
Server\Wds\rdpwd\fEnablePrintRDR. TS Printer Driver Redirection Wizard reports Error 3
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