<#
    This should work in Windows 10 & Server 2016.
    To use this script, create a shortcut in common startup (START > RUN > SHELL:COMMON STARTUP).
	The shortcut should call PS something like this:
		powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -WindowStyle Hidden -NonInteractive -NoLogo -File "C:\Scripts\add_printers_logon.ps1"
#>

# I've added a sleep-timer to avoid a timing issue with getting the system and its networking up and running.
# This can be adjusted to suit your needs.
Start-Sleep -Seconds 15

# Testing for an active network connection.
$upTest = ( Get-NetConnectionProfile | Where-Object {$_.IPv4Connectivity -ne "NoTraffic"} )

# Print server.  Some prefer an IP or NetBIOS name here.
$PrintServer = "prntsrvr2.gvsd.org"

# If the active network connection is on the correct domain, the printer installations will begin.  
if ($upTest.NetworkCategory -eq "DomainAuthenticated" -and $upTest.Name -ieq "gvsd.org" ) {
    Add-Printer -ConnectionName "\\$PrintServer\Color402_q"
    Add-Printer -ConnectionName "\\$PrintServer\Copy Center B-W_Q"
    Add-Printer -ConnectionName "\\$PrintServer\Copy Center Color_Q"
    Add-Printer -ConnectionName "\\$PrintServer\Print_Q"
    } else { 
    exit }