On Local Group Policy Editor don't show "Configure RPC connection settings"
How can I fix it?
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After updating older machines (2 yrs old) to the new version of windows 11(had previous version of windows 11 installed) or setting up new machines purchased earlier this month that have the new version of windows 11 installed I am no longer able to add printers from my print server. The error message I get is:
Operation cannot be completed (error 0x00000709). Double check the printer name and make sure that the printer is connected to the network. Has anyone else encountered this issue and is there a fix???
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How can I fix it?
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thank you very much
It's a known issue in Windows 11 22H2. Setting “Configure RPC Connection settings” GPO to “RPC over named pipes” fixes the issue.
Fix: Printer Error 0x00000bc4 or 0x00000709 in Windows 11 22H2 https://twitter.com/thomas_forde/status/1575096625470611458
Still cannot connect shared printer.