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What kind of function has the reg key [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Printers\ConvertUserDevModesCount] ?
Hello,
do somebody know what function has the key
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Printers\ConvertUserDevModesCount] ?
In some clients we found there thousands of entries like
"\\\\CSR|PRINTSERVERNAME\\{370E422B-36F9-4EDF-92A3-BED9E3E0262F}"=dword:00000001
A normal user profile sometimes has also thousands of entries in this key.
What does this entries in the windows system? I haven't found anything relevant on the net.
Can we delete this key without a problem?
Maybe someone can help.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Bernd
- Stuart3113Copper Contributor
Bernd did you ever figure this out? In my experience you can delete the keys, but I don't understand what process is creating them. Win 10 is very frustrating wrt printing with numerous issues!
- Benjamin3005Copper Contributor
Having that combined with served shared network printers per GPO, and they keep dublicating for the users. someone who can Help... ?
- rsantoslhricorgCopper Contributor
Bernd_Kreuzinger Apparently deleting the entire key just gets recreated. No issues have appeared for our users. What is frustrating is that we opened a premier ticket with microsoft, 118092919120606 and got no where. This is the same printer bloat their terminal servers used to get. It happens with all kinds of drivers...
All i know is, this is something to do with user based print server mapping. this doesnt happen if you map the printer to a computer.