If you overcome above error on your Windows Server ; you will need to download the Administrative Templates from the Microsoft Website (KB2841134)
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40905
If you overcome above error on your Windows Server ; you will need to download the Administrative Templates from the Microsoft Website (KB2841134)
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40905
You cannot use the Get-ADComputer Powershell cmdlets on a Windows 2003 Server; you can instead run it from a member Server running Windows 2008 R2 or above / client machines running Windows 7 or above
There are a series of steps to follow before you can achieve this
Remotely Running Get-AdComputer Powershell Commands from Windows 7 Client
import-module activedirectory
Remotely Running Get-AdComputer Powershell Commands from Windows 2008 R2 Member Server
import-module activedirectory
Applies to Windows Server 2003
There are two possibilities with this error
Scenario 1- If you are getting this Error in your Event Logs it is because you connect with a RDP client that has printer redirection enabled. And the clients on which you have this printer the server has no driver for them. If you want printer-redirection but don’t want to have warnings about drivers that do not exist; you can do the following on the Windows 2003 Server from which you are receiving errors
Start – Settings – Printers and faxes
* Select File -> Server properties
* Go to the advanced tab
* Here you can uncheck the logs and notifications
Scenario 2 – There is also the second possibility that these Printers are not active on the Client Machine as well. You can identify the Client Machine with the Printer Names available in the Event Logs and can delete these offline Printers