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Please bare with me. Reading up more on this from here... http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=239088 So I get for the most part its due to driver mappings not being correct for both cleint and server, and to fix it create a manual .inf file and create a registry entry to point to it.. HOWEVER... Some Event ID 1111's also contain printer resources on the client that cannot and must not be redirected like fax drivers or software printers. These are the type of events showing up, CutePDF writer, WebEx Doc Loader, etc, all seem to be software printers, which shouldn't be fixed using this method... I have also checked other fourms created such as these.. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ec9096c3-ab18-4360-bcb3-26b6b09d1a91/error-in-event-managertermservdevicesevent-id-1111 I attempted to see if these were populated at a RDP connection but they did not appear when making RDP connections. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/f567be02-1bc0-4a6c-a6b7-61347df612fa/error-1111 Falls under the usual physical printer driver mappings.. I'm stuck now, how do I get rid of these errors from app
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June 12, 2013 by Hany Abd El-Wahab Hello, you may event id 104 got a lot of this error in your event viewer let’s fix it simply. Event ID 1111 event id 2012 is an annoying error message because it’s for a feature that is not used for most Windows Servers. Learn how to disable the printer reduction feature. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/27866e5c-3f66-4b74-b612-896bee591527/fix-software-printer-redirection-error-event-1111?forum=winservergen the simple solution, to disable Printer Redirection form Remote Desktop services, or you can disable it from GPO The solution Here For more details Technet. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc775141%28v=ws.10%29.aspx Technorati Tags: hany AbdElwahab,windows server,Microsoft. print server,Group ploicy,event viewer Helpful article! Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailPocketLinkedInGooglePrintTumblrPinterestRedditLike this:Like Loading... Related About Hany Abd El-Wahab Hany has 9+ years of experience as IT https://hanymc.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/disable-printer-redirection-in-group-policy-event-id-1111/ Solution Architect, Consultation and Training. through a broad range of vendors and technologies (Microsoft, VMware, EMC, Symantec and more). Also certified (Microsoft x4 MCSE, 2x MCITP, 15x MCTS), (VMware VCP-DCV, x2 VCP, 3x VCA, VCSTP), (EMC ISM, VNX-IE), DELL(DCSE-E, S) and more... View all posts by Hany Abd El-Wahab → This entry was posted in Windows Server 2012. Bookmark the permalink. ← Exchange Services Refuse to Start - Forefront FSCController: Failed to InitializeDocument How to rebuild/recreate Active Directory SYSVOL and NETLOGONshare → 2 Responses to Disable printer redirection in Group Policy - Event ID1111 Christoph says: July 24, 2014 at 9:11 AM You made my day!! Reply Hany Abd El-Wahab says: July 24, 2014 at 9:17 AM Glad to hear that🙂 you are welcome bro ! Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com accou
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I want the blues - Die Event ID 1111 Die! August 27, 2014 What I've written about this before, in regards to having clear (anal retentive much?) event logs and the technique was different in Windows Server 2008 R2 and earlier. I just can't stand having to ignore a bunch of red critical errors, especially when they aren't critical - and more importantly, I don't think people should learn to ignore the red - Never Cry Wolf and all that, you know? The technique in Windows Server 2012 is a little different (well, okay, this was supported in 2008 R2 as well but we just never did it that way typically I suppose…) So What Red/Critical Event ID 1111's like the below are laziness and cause us to waste time sifting through them while we get to real/current/valid errors. These errors exist because Terminal Services/Remote Desktop wants to try and map our local printers for us, when we connect to the server. This is desired if it were a full blown/proper terminal server but for the rest of us (And us SharePoint admins), we use Remote Desktop Connection (RDP) to "manage" our servers. If you, like me, never plan on having anyone map their printers when simply managing a server, there are a few ways you can avoid the errors… Error Text is typically something like "Event ID 1111" and "Driver X required for printer Y is unknown. Contact the administrator to install the driver before you log in again". Now What Option 1 When establishing your Remote Desktop Connection with the client Software (MSTSC.EXE), you could disable "client redirection" before you connect, like so: Meh, there are a few reasons why this isn't ideal… If you forget to do this, from some machine you connect from, your red errors come back No central control of this problem, you have to communicate this to everyone and have them remember to do it Option 2 (and 3) The other option is group policy. The reason I say options 2 and 3 is that you can either do this locally o