Unable to move print spooler on Windows Server 2008R2

GPO editing can be kind of funky some times.

Edit the GPO that you want to use to push out the changes.

Navigate to Global Settings > User Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Printers.

Right click on Printers, select New, then Shared Printer. Change the Action to Delete. In the Share Path box select the old printer path to remove. Check the Delete all shared printer connections check box. Click OK.

Right click on Printers, select New, then Shared Printer. Change the action to Create. In the Share Path box select the new printer to add. Set the printer to be the default if you'd like to. Click OK.

Close the Group Policy. After the Group Policy replicates to all the domain controllers (usually about 15-30 minutes if all DCs are within one site) you can force your computer to download the GPO settings from the domain by running gpupdate on your desktop from a command prompt.

Once this has finished check to see if the change went through. If it hasn't it may simply be that the GPO hasn't finished replicating to all the domain controllers.

What you see may be slightly different as I'm running a Windows 2008 domain, and you didn't specify if you had Windows 2003 or Windows 2008. If its Windows 2003 let me know, and I'll hop onto a Windows 2003 Domain and update accordingly.

Add the users to the Print Operators group on the print server. You'll need to disconnect any active sessions for that user from the server (in computer management > Shared Folders> Sessions) before the new settings will take effect.