I have a machine with Windows Server 2012 R2, and I configured some printers in this computer with the Admin account. I also have some terminal server users. However, although printers are configured to print in grayscale, terminal server users will print in color (because is the default configuration). There are 1000 users and I have to configure their printers one by one to print in grayscale with this configuration.
Is there a way to force regular terminal server users to use Administrator configuration?
Thanks in advance, regards.
EDIT:
I found an easy way by using a Powershell Script that is launched when a user is logged on:
Import-Module PrintManagement
Set-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "B/W Printer 1" -Color 0
Set-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "B/W Printer 2" -Color 0
Set-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "Color Printer" -Color 1
Set-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "B/W Printer 3" -Color 0