Example Usage
DriverWizard.exe install /name:"Printer Name" /model:"Driver Name" /default /share:"Share Name" /port:"LPT1" DriverWizard.exe install /autodetect
Command Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| /name | The name of the printer. (This is the "friendly" name shown in the Printers Folder.) |
| /model | The name of the driver. |
| /default | This will set the printer as the default printer. |
| /share | This will set the printer as a shared printer with the specified name. |
| /port | The port the printer is connected to. |
| /autodetect | DriverWizard will look for any PnP printers that were recently connected and install the driver. |
Example Usage
DriverWizard.exe remove /printer:"Name of Printer" DriverWizard.exe remove /driver:"Name of Driver" DriverWizard.exe remove /all /driver DriverWizard.exe remove /all /driver:"Name of Printer Manufacturer" DriverWizard.exe remove /monitor:"Name of Monitor" DriverWizard.exe remove /file:"Name of File"
Command Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| /printer | Remove a printer. This is the "friendly" name displayed in the Printers Folder. |
| /driver | Remove a printer driver. (The driver will only be removed if there are no printers using the driver.) |
| /monitor | Remove a language monitor or port monitor. |
| /file | Remove a file. The full path name must be specified. |
The /all option
Only works with /driver. It will remove all drivers and associated printer and file from the system. Specifying a Printer Manufacturer will remove all printers and drivers of that manufacturer only.
Example Usage
DriverWizard.exe @C:\commands.txt
DriverWizard will execute the specified command file. A command file is a text file containing commands defined above.