S
Sam
When a normal user tries to connect to some of our shared network printers
they get the following message "A policy is in effect on your computer which
prevents you from connecting to this print queue."
There are no such policies (local or AD) in effect. Some machines that were
ghosted at the same time as these problem machines have no problem. Also it
seems to be inconsitent. If you go back to one of these problem machines at
a later time, some of them will connect fine.
If I log on as an administrator and install the drivers first then the
normal user can connect fine. So it seems to be a download issue and not a
policy issue.
It is a very frustrating problem for non-admin users.
Please advise. Searching the web to date has proven worthless.
they get the following message "A policy is in effect on your computer which
prevents you from connecting to this print queue."
There are no such policies (local or AD) in effect. Some machines that were
ghosted at the same time as these problem machines have no problem. Also it
seems to be inconsitent. If you go back to one of these problem machines at
a later time, some of them will connect fine.
If I log on as an administrator and install the drivers first then the
normal user can connect fine. So it seems to be a download issue and not a
policy issue.
It is a very frustrating problem for non-admin users.
Please advise. Searching the web to date has proven worthless.