WINDOWS-PRINTER: A COMPLETE SOLUTION OF PRINTER DRIVERS REMOVAL WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS

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AT THE PRACTICAL SCENARIO SOLVED BY FOLLOWING SOLUTIONS


All the information here about Apps and Devices too- 

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=>//Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Print\Printers


=>//Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows (Permission setting to this Application user's)


=>//\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ => Here all the troubleshoot have to from there



Canon 6030 and HP LJ Pro P1102 Printer not connect solution:

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Solution:

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Step-1: Create a user for printer server and permission full to it and reinstall the Printer again manually by new printer driver.

Step-2: Sharing Printer and Files option at Firewall enable it

Step-3: Delete all previous record of this printer from the client end PC from everywhere for example, registry, Pinter and device, etc and restart the Client user PC

Step-4: Command the Run and search the shared link of the printer server PC, use the recent given printer access credential and double click on it.

Step-5: You may put the credential manually from the Credential Manager from windows.

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