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I normally recommend the Kyocera-Mita print deleter. It cleans up your registry as well as orphan files. It works for all printers.<br />
Download it from<br />
<a href="http://amistad.kyocera.co.uk/pages/info/kdl/utilities.asp?Mode=Query&Type=Driver%20Deleter%20Utility" rel="ugc">http://amistad.kyocera.co.uk/pages/info/kdl/utilities.asp?Mode=Query&Type=Driver%20Deleter%20Utility</a>
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I normally recommend the Kyocera-Mita print deleter. It cleans up your registry as well as orphan files. It works for all printers.
Download it from
http://amistad.kyocera.co.uk/pages/info/kdl/utilities.asp?Mode=Query&Type=Driver%20Deleter%20Utility [http://amistad.kyocera.co.uk/pages/info/kdl/utilities.asp?Mode=Query&Type=Driver%20Deleter%20Utility]

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I actually tried what Jimpen suggested and it worked like a charm .. but i will download that other item and try that as well. &nbsp;
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I actually tried what Jimpen suggested and it worked like a charm .. but i will download that other item and try that as well.  

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Glad to be of assistance. May all your days get brighter and brighter.
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Glad to be of assistance. May all your days get brighter and brighter.

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I am having some problems with installing a network printer via IP address. &nbsp;I have the correct driver, can add it to other printers but when it comes to my machine, it allows me to add it but then asks again for the driver. &nbsp;<br />
It is a canon IR 330, is there a utility to clean out all old print drivers ? It seems something is stuck and It wont accept this driver as the correct one.<br />

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I am having some problems with installing a network printer via IP address.  I have the correct driver, can add it to other printers but when it comes to my machine, it allows me to add it but then asks again for the driver.  
It is a canon IR 330, is there a utility to clean out all old print drivers ? It seems something is stuck and It wont accept this driver as the correct one.


Utility to clean out printer drivers ?

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