Marking the above issue as Untriaged as considering the above request as Feature request.

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Thank you!

Just wondering if something to help will be released by September or if I should look for a different solution to make students printing a bit more bearable? 

Can you give a bit more detail on the problems you are trying to solve.  It may be the case that there is a better way.  

The problem I am trying to solve with this is the current process we use for when students want to print, they have to follow some convoluted process that the district secretary requires which quite frankly, I am starting to get annoyed hearing people complaining about, so I'm starting to look for a better solution.

I do have the Cloud Print Service installed on the print server and then share appropriate printers with the student's Google accounts and that works very good if printing from Chrome, but there are many students that will need to print from outside of Chrome, so I figured since this allows Cloud Print to appear as a regular printer to Windows, I figured this would solve the issue perfectly, which it does, just need to find a way to get it deployed.

So, if there is a better solution available, I would love to try it out.

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As the District Technology Coordinator for the district where this happened, we would really like a way to possibly deploy the Google Cloud Printer driver for windows through SCCM or something to that effect.  Is there a way we could get an msi with a possible silent switch or something?