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Thank you for the quick reply. The first one works well however the second one doesnt. <br />
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Also how would you make it silentlly remove the printers as this one pops up an ok box about every printer its removed.
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Thank you for the quick reply. The first one works well however the second one doesnt.

Also how would you make it silentlly remove the printers as this one pops up an ok box about every printer its removed.

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Just put a single quote ' - in front of the wscript.echo line (or remove it completely.
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Just put a single quote ' - in front of the wscript.echo line (or remove it completely.

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excellent. both scripts are working a treat. You are a life saver after 2 days of searching the net and the payment to this site has paid off already. Thank you :-)
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excellent. both scripts are working a treat. You are a life saver after 2 days of searching the net and the payment to this site has paid off already. Thank you :-)

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I want a script that deletes all printers on logoff. I have been searching for days and i have only got scripts where you have to specify the printer you want to remove.<br />
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I believe this cannot be done in a batch file so I guess it needs to be a VBS script. Please can someone help.
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I want a script that deletes all printers on logoff. I have been searching for days and i have only got scripts where you have to specify the printer you want to remove.

I believe this cannot be done in a batch file so I guess it needs to be a VBS script. Please can someone help.

Delete ALL Printers Script - Logon/Logoff

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