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#Printer for mac big sur pro

After putting in said creds I can print as normal. When printing through a local account (for the first time) I get an authentication prompt that asks for network creds. The thing is, this is only an issue on the Network (Mobile) Accounts, but not when using a locally created account. Now I am awaiting Apple Support to see what can be done but they are wanting to involve an Engineer or Team of Engineers saying it would cost $695!! I have tried looking at several forums where I tried reinstalled Printer Drivers, Reset printing defaults, trying on other mobile accounts, even trying on an older Mac that was upgraded to the BigSur.

I am having issues printing from these Mac's when logged in a Mobile account (their word for Network Account) where it either gets stuck in a "connection" window or I get a blanket error message that says "Printer - Error while printing".
#Printer for mac big sur windows
We have our Mac's connected to our AD environment (I know, not fun), and have network printers on a Windows Print Server. I have recently purchased several new MacBook Pros running MacOS BigSur.
