Go to "DsSpooler" and change all the names to the name you want. Close regedit and restart spooler. To be sure I would then unshare properly and then reshare. Exit all the add printer stuff Open regedit, and go all the way to the top of the tree. Then you will need to stop, and then start "Computer Browser" in services. Now you can add a new printer with the same name. If this info is useful, please give a thumbs up. Sorry I didn't post results. I had to restart the server.
I didn't want to initially. I tried the the solutions recommended but I couldn't remove the share without restarting the server. It gives the message box: Printer cannot be removed: Access is denied. I have added the printer again on Server , but it now only displays the redirected HP, and it is offline. That worked! For the past six years, I have been wondering what the meaning of that redirection was. Redirected printers are generally from a remote desktop session.
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The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science. Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. Since they are not physically connected to the target server an error will likely occur during the migration. Even if the printer was physically moved to the target system prior to migration it is also possible that it is connected to a different physical port to that used on the source server.
Such problems can be resolved by right clicking on the imported printer in Print Management, selecting Properties and making the necessary configuration changes. Access to printers is controlled through the configuration of printer permissions. By default, a printer is accessible to all users on the local system, and if shared, all users elsewhere on the network.
Printer permissions are divided into two categories, special permissions and standard permissions. Before describing how to change the permissions on a printer it is first important to understand the meaning of each permission option.
To change the permissions for a currently listed user or group, select the user or group and change the Allow and Deny permissions to the required settings.
When the settings are configured, click on apply to commit the changes. If the user or group is not currently listed in the properties dialog, click on the Add Change the Location setting if necessary and then enter the names of the users or groups, separated by semi-colons into the bottom text box. Click the Check Names button to verify the selected users or groups exist within the current location scope:.
To configure permissions, select a user or group and set the permissions in the Permissions for section of the dialog. Click Apply to commit the changes and repeat the task for any other users or groups added to the list.
To configure the special permissions click on the Advanced button in the Security page of the properties panel to display the Advanced Security Settings dialog as illustrated below:. To modify the permissions for a user or group select that object from the list and click Edit In this dialog both the standard and special permissions for the selected user or group are displayed and may be changed as required.
As noted previously, certain special permissions are implicit in standard permission settings. For example, setting the Manage Printers standard permission also enables the Read , Change and Take Ownership special permissions. Finally, click on OK to dismiss the properties dialog and return to Print Management. Ownership may be taken either by an administrator or by a user or group which has been assigned Take ownership permission for the printer.
To assign ownership to another user or group, open the properties dialog for the printer, select the Security tab and then click on Advanced. In the advanced settings screen, select the Owner tab. This screen will list the current owner, together with a list of users and group to which ownership may be changed.
If the intended new owner is not listed in the Change owner to: list, click on the Other users or groups Enter the name of a user or group and click on the Check Names button.
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