Deploying printers without Group Policy

A little background first, I work for a company with 10+ sites while only 2 sites actually are in a domain. Everyday I am getting work orders for adding a ip printers to every machine because they want to print to any printer within their location. I
understand the print services within windows server 2008 and how I can deploy them easily through group policy. The problem is the majority do not have the domain infrastructure to do this.
Which leads me to my question of, how and what would be the most painless way of deploying printers to all computers in particular subnets between sites? Create a batch file to add the printers and run it on the each workstation? Create a network share for
printers? or it is possible to force adding a new printer over the network without a group policy. Thank you all in advance

script will be an option...
http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/powershell/powershell_printers.htm
http://support.risualblogs.com/blog/2012/02/14/using-powershell-to-create-printers/
Best,
Howtodo

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    Date last modified 9/26/2013 10:07:01 AM 
    Winning GPO Lock Games 
    solitaire.exe (6.1.7600.16385); solitaire.exe; Executable for Solitaire Game; Microsoft® Windows® Operating System; Microsoft Corporation 
    Security Level Disallowed 
    Description Games - Solitare 
    Date last modified 9/26/2013 10:07:16 AM 
    Winning GPO Lock Games 
    spidersolitaire.exe (6.1.7600.16385); spidersolitaire.exe; Executable for Spider Solitaire Game; Microsoft® Windows® Operating System; Microsoft Corporation 
    Security Level Disallowed 
    Description Games - Spider Solitaire 
    Date last modified 9/26/2013 10:07:39 AM 
    Winning GPO Lock Games 
    Path Ruleshide
    %HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SystemRoot% 
    Security Level Unrestricted 
    Description  
    Date last modified 9/26/2013 9:51:08 AM 
    Winning GPO Lock Games 
    %HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ProgramFilesDir% 
    Security Level Unrestricted 
    Description  
    Date last modified 9/26/2013 9:51:08 AM 
    Winning GPO Lock Games 
    C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games 
    Security Level Disallowed 
    Description Games Folder for Windows 7 
    Date last modified 9/26/2013 9:55:33 AM 
    Winning GPO Lock Games 
    Folder Redirectionhide
    Documentshide
    Winning GPO Student Best Practices 
    Setting: Basic (Redirect everyone's folder to the same location)hide
    Path: \\dist-data2\techtest\manaccts\
    Optionshide
    Grant user exclusive rights to Documents Disabled 
    Move the contents of Documents to the new location Disabled 
    Also apply redirection policy to Windows 2000, Windows 2000 server, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 operating systems Disabled 
    Policy Removal Behavior Leave contents 
    Configuration Control Group Policy 
    Primary Computer Evaluation Not evaluated because primary computer policy is not enabled 
    Musichide
    Winning GPO Student Best Practices 
    Setting: Basic (Redirect everyone's folder to the same location)hide
    Path: \\dist-data2\techtest\manaccts\My Music
    Optionshide
    Grant user exclusive rights to Music Disabled 
    Move the contents of Music to the new location Disabled 
    Also apply redirection policy to Windows 2000, Windows 2000 server, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 operating systems Disabled 
    Policy Removal Behavior Leave contents 
    Configuration Control Group Policy 
    Primary Computer Evaluation Not evaluated because primary computer policy is not enabled 
    Pictureshide
    Winning GPO Student Best Practices 
    Setting: Basic (Redirect everyone's folder to the same location)hide
    Path: \\dist-data2\techtest\manaccts\My Pictures
    Optionshide
    Grant user exclusive rights to Pictures Disabled 
    Move the contents of Pictures to the new location Disabled 
    Also apply redirection policy to Windows 2000, Windows 2000 server, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 operating systems Disabled 
    Policy Removal Behavior Leave contents 
    Configuration Control Group Policy 
    Primary Computer Evaluation Not evaluated because primary computer policy is not enabled 
    Videoshide
    Winning GPO Student Best Practices 
    Setting: Basic (Redirect everyone's folder to the same location)hide
    Path: \\dist-data2\techtest\manaccts\My Videos
    Optionshide
    Grant user exclusive rights to Videos Disabled 
    Move the contents of Videos to the new location Disabled 
    Also apply redirection policy to Windows 2000, Windows 2000 server, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 operating systems Disabled 
    Policy Removal Behavior Leave contents 
    Configuration Control Group Policy 
    Primary Computer Evaluation Not evaluated because primary computer policy is not enabled 
    Administrative Templateshide
    Policy definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from the central store.Control Panel/Personalizationhide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Enable screen saver Disabled Student Best Practices 
    Prevent changing desktop background Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Control Panel/Printershide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Point and Print Restrictions Disabled Default Domain Policy 
    Microsoft Office 2013/Global Options/Customizehide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Allow roaming of all user customizations Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Microsoft Office 2013/Miscellaneoushide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Disable the Office Start screen for all Office applications Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Start Menu and Taskbarhide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Prevent changes to Taskbar and Start Menu Settings Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Systemhide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Don't run specified Windows applications Enabled Lock Games 
    List of disallowed applications 
    install.exe 
    mahjong.exe 
    setup.bat 
    minesweeper.exe 
    sol.exe 
    spider.exe 
    pinball.exe 
    solitaire.exe 
    winmine.exe 
    setup.exe 
    spidersolitaire.exe 
    hearts.exe 
    mshearts.exe 
    install.bat 
    freecell.exe 
    purbleplace.exe 
    chess.exe 
    poledit.exe 
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Prevent access to registry editing tools Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Disable regedit from running silently? No 
    System/Driver Installationhide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Code signing for device drivers Enabled Student Mandatory 
    When Windows detects a driver file without a digital signature: Ignore 
    Windows Components/Internet Explorerhide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Pop-up allow list Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Enter the list of sites here. Source GPO 
    *.mmhpr.com Student Best Practices 
    *.vantage.com Student Best Practices 
    *.programworkshop.com Student Best Practices 
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Prevent running First Run wizard Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Select your choice Go directly to home page 
    Windows Components/Internet Explorer/Internet Control Panel/Security Pagehide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Site to Zone Assignment List Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Enter the zone assignments here.   Source GPO 
    http://*.mmhpr.com 2 Student Best Practices 
    http://*.platoweb.com 2 Student Best Practices 
    https://*.platoweb.com 2 Student Best Practices 
    adfs.cr.k12.ia.us 1 Student Best Practices 
    crcsd.sharepoint.com 1 Student Best Practices 
    https://*.instructure.com 2 Student Best Practices 
    https://*.mmhpr.com 2 Student Best Practices 
    Windows Components/Internet Explorer/Privacyhide
    Policy Setting Winning GPO 
    Turn off Tracking Protection Enabled Student Best Practices 
    Preferenceshide
    Windows Settingshide
    Drive Mapshide
    Drive Map (Drive: I)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.I:hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: Failure (Error Code: 0x80070035)Generalhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesLetter I 
    Location \\KENN-AP1.crcsd.abc\kenn-std-apps 
    Reconnect Disabled 
    Use first available Disabled 
    Hide/Show this drive No change 
    Hide/Show all drives No change 
    Drive Map (Drive: M)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.M:hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesLetter M 
    Location \\DIST-AP1.crcsd.abc\dist-std-apps 
    Reconnect Disabled 
    Use first available Disabled 
    Hide/Show this drive No change 
    Hide/Show all drives No change 
    Drive Map (Drive: K)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.K:hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesLetter K 
    Location \\DIST-DATA3.crcsd.abc\kenn-std-data 
    Reconnect Disabled 
    Use first available Disabled 
    Hide/Show this drive No change 
    Hide/Show all drives No change 
    Registryhide
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop, Value name: Wallpaper)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Wallpaperhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Control Panel\Desktop 
    Value name Wallpaper 
    Value type REG_SZ 
    Value data \\DIST-AP1.crcsd.abc\Dist-std-apps\Mandatory\Kennedy\kenn.bmp 
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop, Value name: WallpaperStyle)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.WallpaperStylehide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Control Panel\Desktop 
    Value name WallpaperStyle 
    Value type REG_SZ 
    Value data 2 
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar, Value name: Locked)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Lockedhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar 
    Value name Locked 
    Value type REG_DWORD 
    Value data 0x1 (1) 
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel, Value name: HomePage)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.HomePagehide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel 
    Value name HomePage 
    Value type REG_DWORD 
    Value data 0x1 (1) 
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MINIE, Value name: LinksBandEnabled)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.LinksBandEnabledhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MINIE 
    Value name LinksBandEnabled 
    Value type REG_DWORD 
    Value data 0x1 (1) 
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MINIE, Value name: ShowTabsBelowAddressBar)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.ShowTabsBelowAddressBarhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MINIE 
    Value name ShowTabsBelowAddressBar 
    Value type REG_DWORD 
    Value data 0x1 (1) 
    Registry item (Key path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main, Value name: Start Page)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Start Pagehide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesHive HKEY_CURRENT_USER 
    Key path Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main 
    Value name Start Page 
    Value type REG_SZ 
    Value data http://kenn.cr.k12.ia.us 
    Shortcutshide
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\Canvas.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Canvashide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\Canvas.url 
    Target URL http://crcsd.instructure.com 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\CR Schools Homepage.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.CR Schools Homepagehide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\CR Schools Homepage.url 
    Target URL http://www.cr.k12.ia.us 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Excel 2013.lnk)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Excel 2013hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type File system object 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Excel 2013.lnk 
    Target path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\EXCEL.EXE 
    Icon path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\EXCEL.EXE 
    Icon index 0 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Canvas.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Canvashide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Canvas.url 
    Target URL http://crcsd.instructure.com 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Word 2013.lnk)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Word 2013hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type File system object 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Word 2013.lnk 
    Target path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\WINWORD.EXE 
    Icon path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\WINWORD.EXE 
    Icon index 0 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\PowerSchool.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.PowerSchoolhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\PowerSchool.url 
    Target URL http://pscr.gwaea.org 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\Office 365.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Office 365hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Favorites\Links\Office 365.url 
    Target URL https://crdistrict-my.sharepoint.com/ 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\PowerSchool.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.PowerSchoolhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\PowerSchool.url 
    Target URL http://pscr.gwaea.org 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Shortcuts.lnk)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Shortcutshide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type File system object 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Shortcuts.lnk 
    Target path \\DIST-AP1.crcsd.abc\Dist-std-apps\Mandatory\Kennedy\Shortcuts 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\PowerPoint 2013.lnk)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.PowerPoint 2013hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type File system object 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\PowerPoint 2013.lnk 
    Target path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\POWERPNT.EXE 
    Icon path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\POWERPNT.EXE 
    Icon index 0 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Internet Explorer.lnk)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Internet Explorerhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type File system object 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Internet Explorer.lnk 
    Target path C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe 
    Icon path C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe 
    Icon index 0 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Office 365.url)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Office 365hide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    AttributesTarget type URL 
    Shortcut path C:\Users\kennmantest\Desktop\Office 365.url 
    Target URL https://crdistrict-my.sharepoint.com/ 
    Shortcut key None 
    Run Normal window 
    Control Panel Settingshide
    Printershide
    Local Printer (Name: Microsoft XPS Document Writer)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Microsoft XPS Document Writerhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesName Microsoft XPS Document Writer 
    Port XPSPort 
    Shared printer path Microsoft XPS Document Writer 
    Set this printer as default printer True 
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-68-1nb)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-68-1nbhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-68-1nb 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-220-1nb)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-220-1nbhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-220-1nb 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-359-1nb)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-359-1nbhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-359-1nb 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-LIMC-1nb)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-LIMC-1nbhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-LIMC-1nb 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-73A-1nb)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-73A-1nbhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-73A-1nb 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-UIMC-1nc)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-UIMC-1nchide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-UIMC-1nc 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-210A-1nb)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-210A-1nbhide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-210A-1nb 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Shared Printer (Name: \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-64BL-1nc)hide
    The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Kenn-64BL-1nchide
    Winning GPO Student Mandatory 
    Result: SuccessGeneralhide
    Action Update 
    PropertiesShare Path \\KENN-PRINT1.crcsd.abc\Kenn-64BL-1nc 
    Set this printer as default printer False 
    Local Port  
    Group Policy Objectshide
    Applied GPOshide
    Default Domain Policy [{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}]hide
    Link Location crcsd.abc 
    Extensions Configured Registry
    {3060E8D0-7020-11D2-842D-00C04FA372D4} 
    Enforced No 
    Disabled None 
    Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users 
    Revision AD (18), SYSVOL (18) 
    WMI Filter   
    Lock Games [{6B299CF0-7BD6-4D6B-865D-BBE672CC8A97}]hide
    Link Location crcsd.abc/Special/Student Mandatory 
    Extensions Configured {B1BE8D72-6EAC-11D2-A4EA-00C04F79F83A}
    Registry 
    Enforced No 
    Disabled None 
    Security Filters CRCSD\Dist Lock Games
    CRCSD\Dist Lock IE 
    Revision AD (23), SYSVOL (23) 
    WMI Filter   
    Student Best Practices [{EB53B206-170A-41FB-8960-B67B936C8E22}]hide
    Link Location crcsd.abc/Special/Student Mandatory 
    Extensions Configured Internet Explorer Zonemapping
    Registry
    Folder Redirection 
    Enforced No 
    Disabled None 
    Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users 
    Revision AD (2), SYSVOL (2) 
    WMI Filter   
    Student Mandatory [{0FA26CC5-C001-4A02-AACE-930581B7A1CF}]hide
    Link Location crcsd.abc/Special/Student Mandatory 
    Extensions Configured Group Policy Shortcuts
    Group Policy Printers
    Group Policy Registry
    Deployed Printer Connections
    Group Policy Drive Maps
    Registry
    Group Policy Infrastructure 
    Enforced No 
    Disabled None 
    Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users 
    Revision AD (498), SYSVOL (498) 
    WMI Filter   
    Denied GPOshide
    Local Group Policy [LocalGPO]hide
    Link Location Local 
    Extensions Configured   
    Enforced No 
    Disabled None 
    Security Filters   
    Revision AD (0), SYSVOL (0) 
    WMI Filter   
    Reason Denied Empty 
    WMI Filtershide
    Name Value Reference GPO(s) 
    None 
    Jason

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