My bad, don't know how I glanced over that. He was asking for it to be done in A script so that's what I provided. The command and Registry key I mentioned can be used in a GPO to get this result, or with a script. This applies to all user profiles on the workstation. Alternatively, if you have Network Discovery disabled the same result happens. In Settings, go to Network & Internet, find Network and Sharing Center, go to Change advanced sharing settings and uncheck Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices. I don't know if there is a group policy for this, but this is what I disable. I'm looking for a solution I can script and push out to computers with pdq deploy, psexec or winrm (domain and non domain computers)Īctually Windows 10 can and does auto-install WSD enabled printers it detects. Turn off WSD on all printers, but still have the issue on computers that are used both at office and client's sites. Block WSD ports on the firewall, maybe break some process that requires it I didn't know about.ģ.
Mess with registry key "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Monitors\WSD Port" and risk running into issues with some windows updates.Ģ. I'm currently stuck with three options that are all less than Idealġ. Modifying the policy "Add Printer wizard - Network scan page" (Both) doesn't help one bit. I've looked through windows 10 group policy to see if I can find options to stop windows 10 searching, finding or installing printers but there doesn't seem to be anything there. Some users travel a lot for their jobs, sometimes work at customer's sites so it's not ideal to let windows auto install printers. Sometimes there even seems to be one currently installing as it has been freshly detected. When I go to add a printer on Windows 10, especially laptops, I notice there are lots of printers I don't recognize already there.
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