printer being added durning startup

[net_user]

i have a printer that is being added to my computer during my logon to the domain.

the printer share is no longer good, and i wish to stop this process.

i've check all the usual places for a script to add the printer,

domain gp,local gp,start up folder,schedule tasks,

i've used ccleaner to also check startup items, and autoruns from sysinternals

any clues?

[Ponch]

during my logon to the domain

Have you checked the logon script with your Sys Admin ?

[net_user]

during my logon to the domain

Have you checked the logon script with your Sys Admin ?

i have double checked the logon scripts....i am the sysadmin.

[mcbatranu]

If it is a domain user, check his profile as well for this kind of script. Here will be the reference to the script, and the actual script would be under the sysvol folder from your domain controllers.

[net_user]

If it is a domain user, check his profile as well for this kind of script. Here will be the reference to the script, and the actual script would be under the sysvol folder from your domain controllers.

no script is being used.

[iamtheky]

is it being added to all computers on the domain or just yours?

does the name of this 'phantom printer' appear anywhere suspect in the registry?

and where in central texas?

Edited August 30, 2010 by iamtheky

[net_user]

is it being added to all computers on the domain or just yours?

does the name of this 'phantom printer' appear anywhere suspect in the registry?

and where in central texas?

just my computer

nothing in the registry

killeen

[iamtheky]

http://www.winserverkb.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/windows-server-sbs/66070/SBS-SHared-Printer-Problem

Manfred's response seems to be the stock answer for cleaning house on stuck printers, i see those keys everywhere.

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