ajbritton

I have a script which uses PrintUI.dll to add a per-machine printer. This script runs as a 'startup script', assigned using Group Policy. I have another script which uses WMI to enumerate printer connections and set a default based on certain criteria. When I test the script by running it manually, it enumerates all local and network printers, including the per-machine printer added by the first script. When I assign the script as a logon script however, it does not 'see' the per-machine printer, even though it appears once the logon process is complete. Does anyone know of a good workaround (I can think of a few 'icky' ones)?

I do RIS installs, and occasionally I get the odd PC that will appear to pause during a setup and ask for a driver, but in fact the installation continues behind the scenes with no user intervention actually required.

I use UltraVNC. I have created an MSI using the InstallShield repackager, which installs the server service. Registry entries are preconfigured to disable user access via tray icon, and enable AD authentication. I also use VNC Neighbourhood, which is great for finding hosts and connecting quickly.

Have you tried adding the line Repartition = Yes to the [uNATTENDED] section?