@cajos001 one might wonder if there’s a powershell way to add local printers?

Maybe something like this ps script from our friends at Admin Arsenal: https://www.adminarsenal.com/blog/how-to-add-printers-with-powershell/

FWIW: Power shell scripts can be deployed as a FOG snapins. I might suspect that someone with a bit of skills could deploy the driver to the remote host and then run a powershell script to add it to the windows environment.

That’s what we are hoping for. All of us IT people being able to go home without a worry and feeling “accomplished”.

Glad it worked.

For what it’s worth, the new client will also enable your hosts to “re-associate” themselves. There is a little involvement as you will have to “approve” the hosts, but you don’t even need to go through the whole registration process.

@george1421 It worked!
I clicked on the host name in the list and in that page reset the encryption data. Now that host has joined the domain and got the right printer.

I will now do these steps on our master image.

Thank you for your kind and patient help.