Why not use GPO and Printer Restrictions?
Otherwise use a logon script in user context to add the printer to the user.
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So I have about 100 shared computers on a domain each with 5 active users, we are moving from prntserver01 to 02. Maybe user 1 uses printer 1,2,5 ,and user 2 uses 1,2,4, user 3 uses 1,3,4,5. etc. I Have found PowerShell commands, I can add a printer to that computer, but How do I add it to the user? also, how does PowerShell handle the printer exploit fix?
Why not use GPO and Printer Restrictions?
Otherwise use a logon script in user context to add the printer to the user.