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Users seeing other users' auto-mapped printers in TS sessions

I had a Terminal Server set up for multiple user access, using a common domain account. My users are using Remote Desktop Connection. Hence, their network printers can be seen in the TS session. However, when users are logged into TS, they see each other's auto-mapped printers in their TS session as well. Is there a way to rectify this problem?

Have you already applied SP4? This service pack is supposed to fix this problem.

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