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Windows Question

vsmith3rd

I installed a printer hosted by a functioning server (Windows Server 2003). Since then, the server has been deactivated and removed from AD. Because the server is no longer available, I am unable to uninstall/delete the printer. Is there a function of Windows (I'm in an XP, Server 2003 environment) that eventually allows this to be deleted?

Thank you in advance for your response.

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sprkymrk

Can you delete it from the registry? Search for the printer name, there should be 10-15 entries. Then to delete the drivers open your Printers and Faxes, go to File, Server Properties, Drivers. Highlight and delete associated drivers.

RussS

Try going into 'Printers and Faxes' - then go - File - Server Properties - Drivers .... remove from there.

sprkymrk

sprkymrk wrote:

Then to delete the drivers open your Printers and Faxes, go to File, Server Properties, Drivers. Highlight and delete associated drivers.

RussS wrote:

Try going into 'Printers and Faxes' - then go - File - Server Properties - Drivers .... remove from there.

Is there an echo in here?

RussS

LMAO - I didn't even see your answer sprkymrk

I started to reply while in a remote session when I got dropped - when i reconnected I finished my reply and hit enter

vsmith3rd

Thanks guys. When I get back to work, I'll try it.