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Originally Posted by Dell_CA
Now delete any OLD drivers from the Server Properties Window.
1) Click Start
2) Type Printers into the search bar and press <Enter>
3) Press <ALT> to bring up the file menu.
4) Select Run As Administrator then Server Properties.
5) if the UAC window appears just click Continue.
6) Click on the Drivers tab.
7) Select any Dell printer drivers listed.
8) Click Remove, and then select Remove Driver and Driver Package.
9) Select Yes to confirm removal of the driver.
10) The system will now scan to see if it can remove the driver.
11) Once it has finished scanning click on Delete. |
Thank you for this...
This is the best explenation I've seen so far.
I just want to add one thing though...
Before you go to the step above, you might have to do step 1 again, extept type " net start spooler" instead of stop.
This is because some might not be able to open the server properties, as later Vista versions detect the stopped spooler and deny acsses...
(Sorry if My english is a bit strange here and there, Long time since I actually had to wright english!)
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