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by sue t Accepted solution
by peconet tietokoneet Accepted solution
If so then go into the "printer" section and delete the printer from there.
Then access the printer from the Local computer and set as "Default".
by sue t Accepted solution
by seancojr Accepted solution
That's a rare yet problematic situation indeed. After doing some research I did manage to come across another Q&A website. There was one response made. Hopefully it can offer you some insight.
Windows 7: Default printer, default printers, registry hack - http://bit.ly/eQvucA
by sue t Accepted solution
I had checked out this one before from that page, http://neverblog.net/set-the-default-printer-for-all-users-on-a-windows-xp-computer/ and did not have luck but when you suggested it I did another look and found that this did work as long as I also saved the bat file in System32\grouppolicy\users\Scripts\Logon. Without is also being saved there I got error messages when a user logged on.
Thank you for you quick response and fix for my problem.
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