Right now objPrinter. So it does not matter if I replace objNetwork. RemovePrinterConnection with objPrinter. I have now updated the code snippet in the question and removed a misleading part. Can you enumerate any printers at all? Echo objPrinter. Network : Next? It seems the user who is running the script doesn't have any network printers mapped, so there's nothing to remove. Show 6 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. ExecQuery qry If driver.
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These shared printers are not visible to my new roommate, they just show up in my new device list. Currently I don't belong to any domain, workgroup, or familygroup.
If I try to connect to these shared printers, Windows says "We can't connect to the print server. This can happen if the printer server was renamed, deleted, or moved to a different network. Error: ". As soon as I connected to the local network, those "ghost" printers show up in the list of the newly installed Windows again. And they will keep show up in the add device list even when I am completely offline - Wi-Fi off, ethernet unplugged.
I have checked the Active Directory on all the computers I can access. Nothing was in it. Remove the obsolete printers from the registry. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. They have a lot of moving parts that need to be replaced, and they require constant replenishment of very expensive ink and toner.
Occasionally a printer will break, stop working, or get replaced, so you need to uninstall it from your computer. Often this can be as simple as removing the device from Windows 7. But it can also be a little more complicated than that, especially if the problem that you were having was related to a bad driver installation or a hidden file stuck in your print queue. Fortunately our guide below can provide some solutions to the problems that you are having as you try to completely remove a printer from your Windows 7 computer.
The guide below is going to show how to first remove a printer in Windows 7, then how to remove a print driver in Windows 7, then a couple of troubleshooting steps if a print driver will not uninstall. You are going to be performing some actions that require you to have administrator access to Windows 7, so make sure that you are either signed into an Administrator account, or that you have the administrator credentials for your computer.
In some cases uninstalling the program for the printer can take care of the entire uninstall process for you. Simply disconnect the printer cable from the computer first, then uninstall the printer program like any other program in Windows 7 by following the steps in this article. Step 3: Locate the printer that you want to remove. Step 5: Click the Yes option to confirm that you want to remove the printer. At this point the printer is removed from your computer, and you will no longer be able to print to it.
For a lot of people, this is a sufficient stopping point. But the driver is still on the computer, and if you have been trying to re-install the printer but keep encountering an error, then it could be an issue with the driver. So you can follow the steps below to delete the print driver as well.
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