John F Kappler

We've recently been setting up printer drivers for remote users on our
WS2003 Terminal Services server.

Whilst we now seem to have the drivers we need (and have identified
some printers which are not supported), we also seem to have drivers
installed for some printers we will never need (as evidenced by the
Wizard used to match mini-drivers to remote printers).

Is there a utility that can show all the drivers installed and
facilitate removal of ones that are no use to us?

TIA

JohnK (Who likes his servers tidy!)

Vera Noest [MVP]

Check out this article by Stefan Vermeulen:

The Hunt for the Bad Printer Driver
http://www.msterminalservices.org/ar...t-bad-printer-
driver.html
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John F Kappler <john@pceffect.co.uk> wrote on 14 nov 2007 in
microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> We've recently been setting up printer drivers for remote users
> on our WS2003 Terminal Services server.
>
> Whilst we now seem to have the drivers we need (and have
> identified some printers which are not supported), we also seem
> to have drivers installed for some printers we will never need
> (as evidenced by the Wizard used to match mini-drivers to remote
> printers).
>
> Is there a utility that can show all the drivers installed and
> facilitate removal of ones that are no use to us?
>
> TIA
>
> JohnK (Who likes his servers tidy!)