Hi @HrachMartirosyan-5700,
I'm sorry to see your message when I just came back from vacation.
Thank you for your information.
Because this is more of a driver api development installation failure issue, so I consider that you'd better post the issue to Windows Hardware WDK and Driver Development forum.
According to your description, as far as I understand, under the system level, I think you can take a look at the following aspects.
1.Event log. If it recorded some error after call printer driver name.
2.Check a log file located at %WINDIR%\inf\setupapi.dev.log (normally c:\Windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log).
Look for a line that contains Failed to find driver update or FAILURE(0×00000490).
Note the exact path to the .inf file that failed.
Open up the command prompt again (cmd) as administrator and run
pnputil -a INSERT_FILE_NAME_OF_FAILED_INF
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Best Regards,
Carl
Hi,
@itsrpawar23, According to your description, It seems that the issue was that permissions were inheriting down to the parent folder but child folders were received 'half permissions'. Permissions are a combination of Share and NTFS. Firstly, I suggest that you check for update, if we could find security updates, try to install them. Then check the folder and NTFS permission. Also the Inheritance permissions for the image below. 
In addition, if this problem is more urgent for you I still recommend that you open a case to Microsoft for further professional help.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4341255/support-for-busines
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Best Regards,
Carl
Hi,
When you buy RDS CAL's you don't buy them for a particular RDS Licensing server, so you can split the CAL's across as many RDS Licensing servers as you need or want to.
So you can assign a specific number of CALs to each RDS Licensing server.
1. Gather your licensing paperwork/emails with authorization/license numbers/etc.
On the new licensing server, open RD Licensing Manager (licmgr.exe), Activate your server (if you haven't already), right-click on your server name and choose Manage Licenses. Follow the wizard to migrate your licenses. If you have problems you may contact the Clearinghouse:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754874.aspx
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Carl
Hi Amit,
Thank you for your update. Based on my search, License is most of time is binded by org_id. Similarly in your case you may see that org_id is unavailable and hence license value is . I firmly believe license is required. Meanwhile, for Windows Defender product issue, to help you better, as James provided, I suggest that you could post it to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Tech Community. They will be more professional on Windows Defender issue. Thank you for your understanding.
Hi H,
1. By default, there is a bare minimum audit policy configured for Active Directory. You will need to modify the default domain controller policy or create a new one. Also audit policy could be linked to the OU you want.
2. As far as I know, this may be the only method under the system setting. Setup auditing via Domain Group Policy and check security log on your domain controller.
To track user account changes in Active Directory, open “Windows Event Viewer”, and go to “Windows Logs” ➔ “Security”. Use the “Filter Current Log” option in the right pane to find the relevant events.
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Carl
Hi，
If the system is Windows Server 2012R2, you could only install KB4012216 monthly rollup.
A security-only quality update, which will include all new security fixes for that month.
A security monthly quality update (also known as the "monthly rollup") that will contain all new security fixes for a month (the same ones in the security-only quality update), plus fixes from all previous monthly rollups.
So you could install monthly rollup. It will OK.
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Carl
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
As far as I know, it is related to change Mainfest file. For the UAC prompt about some application, I always use RunAsInvoker to bypass UAC without disable UAC completely.
http://woshub.com/how-to-disable-uac-for-specific-applications/
Some information about RunAsInvoker.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20161117-00/?p=94735
Also as Castorix31 said, change (Mnifest with requireAdministrator) is worth a try.
Best Regards,
Carl
@IshuSingh-3360 Thank you for your information.
Yes, dism and sfc command was successful. These two commands are usually online fixes. As far as I know，using ISO file to perform a In-place upgrade or using dism command with ISO file to repair offline always could fix more system file issue. Online commands, however, cannot be fixed. Because the general ISO file is the original file of the system.
This issue is on Production server. So as you said, it should be tested in the test environment first.
In addition， for the service could not be start with access deny, you could try to use Process Monitor tool to capture the trace when start and stop the service. You could check the trace about which process access deny.
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Best Regards,
Carl