

As it’s set to Update though, this will get fixed next time Group Policy runs. The printer won’t actually be set as default for the first login.

Something doesn’t go right though, if you use the option ‘set this printer as the default printer’. Configure the options which are pretty straight forward. In Group Policy Management Editor, you go to User Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Printers and right click to create a new Shared Printer.

Deploying a network printer via Group Policy is pretty easy.
