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Microsoft Printer Migrator

Posted on 26.05.200921.10.2009 by looke

Recently I came across a very handy tool to migrate printer ques, printer ports and drivers drivers to another computer.
It’s plain and simple to use and comes directly from MS.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9b9f2925-cbc9-44da-b2c9-ffdbc46b0b17&displaylang=en

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Remove mapped network printers using batch

Posted on 02.03.200907.07.2009 by looke

If you have to remove a printer que from you clients computers, using a logon script, you can do the following:


@echo off

ECHO Attempting to disconnect mapped printers...
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /dn /q /n"\\SERVER\PRINTER"

ECHO Attempting to logoff from server...
NET USE \\SERVER\PRINTER /DELETE
Posted in SysadminTagged Batch programming, Network printer, Scripting, WindowsLeave a comment

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