This article will guide you through adding a new printer to your machine.
Click the Start or search icon or bar in the bottom left of your screen.
Type in the word
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Click on Printers & Scanners.
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Click ‘Add a printer or scanner’.
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Wait a moment for the text ‘The printer that I want isn’t listed' to appear, then click on that.
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Choose ‘Select a shared printer by name’ then type in the printer’s name according to the /wiki/spaces/TKS/pages/239173672.
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run and click Open.
Enter as seen below and click on OK.
On the list of printers, look for the one you need and double click to connect / add to your device.
It’ll look something like this:
When done, you can check your devices or test printing something from Word and it should be on your printer list.
Adding the SU-Print-Queue in VDI or a shared PC
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If adding the printer as above isn’t working (or adding to VDI) follow these steps to install as an administrator at the OS level. |
Login to an image/computer with a priv account
Open a command line as an administrator and run this command:
RUNDLL32 PRINTUI.DLL,PrintUIEntry /ga /z /n\\oit-prt-print\su-print-queue
Open file explorer and navigate to \\oit-prt-print sign in with priv account
Double-click on su-print-queue and install driver
Restart the image/machine
Check to ensure the printer is there
Open printers and scanners in setting
Log off machine
For VDI image log off and recompose as usual
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