Only normal printer drivers that can be installed by users Show button, which sets the GUIDs that relate to device classes. Installation part of a GPO, enable the Allow Non-administrators to Installĭrivers for These Device Setup Classes policy. To allow users to install drivers, enable the policy setting found inĬomputer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System.
A full list of the device classes can be foundĪt and /en-us/library/ms791134.aspx.
GUID of the device class that is being given permission to be added by a Drivers should be digitally signed by Microsoft, a commerciallyĪcquired certificate, or an internally trusted certificate. This policy allows digitally signed and trusted drivers to be installed byĪ standard user. Permission to install printer drivers via group policy settings. Maintained to always include all needed drivers, users can be delegated If it's not possible to keep the driver store Using the pnputil.exe driver store utility. Within the environment to the driver store of the desktop machines The best practice is for administrators to add the drivers used by printers Any driver in the driver store is trusted The in-box drivers are those contained in the trusted driver store that is Of the operating system) and the user is physically at the Vista machine. In Vista, a normal user can add a printer if the driver is in-box (part With Windows Vista, the user no longer needs to be a local administrator. One reason normal users were made members of the local Administrators group. Normal user does not have permission to install the drivers needed. The Power Users group and have the user right to load/unload device drivers. Had to be a member of the local Administrators group or be a member of To add a local printer to a computer in pre-Windows Vista world, the user Allowing Nonadministrators/Power Users to Install Printers
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