Ricoh C5000 PCL5 Print driver wants to install after every cold boot.

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Hi People..

We are just rolling Win7 out as we update machines. so far we have a dozen or so HP's (not my choice:()with Win7. We are using Win2003 server as our File and Print.

The printer causing issues is a RICOH Aficio MP using the latest C5000 PCL 5c driver.

Our issue is on every cold boot on *most* machines first print of the day we get

Error Message: "Do you trust this printer? Windows needs to download and install a software driver from the\\servername computer to print to PRINTERNAME. Proceed only if you trust the\\servername computer and the network, and then restart the print job."

You add the driver, everytime, but makes no difference. Everything works fine for the day, if you hibernate the laptops and bring back to life, its fine.. but its only on a cold boot.

Anyone got clues, it seems to be very common when googling, but no real solutions.
Thanks
 

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Windows 7 - Allowing Power Users to Add Printers & Devices

[FONT=&quot]NOTE: By default Power Users do NOT have the ability to install network or local printers. The following procedure will allow this. [/FONT]


1. Open Group Policies – Click Start, Run and type gpedit.msc Press Enter or

Click Start and type edit group policy

Press Enter to select

2.
Under Computer Configuration select
Windows Settings
Security Settings
Local Policies
User Rights Assignments


3. Highlight Load and unload device drivers and double click it to open

4.
Add Domain\Domain Users

5.
Click OK to close the Load and unload device drivers Properties window

6.
Again under Computer Configuration select
Administrative Templates
Printers


7.
Highlight Point and Print Restrictions and select Disable

8.
Close Group Policies
 

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