If you need to do it with CMD scripts I can't help.
This is how I do it with .vbs login scripts (beware line wrappage):
dim network, networkPrinters, portNumber, printerName, i
set networkPrinters = network.EnumPrinterConnections
for i = 0 to networkPrinters.count - 1 step 2
portNumber = networkPrinters.item (i)
printerName = networkPrinters.item (i + 1)
select case printerName
case "\\server\printer1"
network.RemovePrinterConnection "\\server\printer1", true, true
case "\\server\printer2"
network.RemovePrinterConnection "\\server\printer2", true, true
end select
next
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> I need to drop all but a few printers, then add my own new ones.
>
> Anyone know how to enumerate all the installed printers, and then I
> could loop those except the few I want to go through the
> RemovePrinterConnection Method.
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