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Take a look at this :<br />
<a href="http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/Logon/Logon_Remove_Printer.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/Logon/Logon_Remove_Printer.htm</a>
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Take a look at this :
http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/Logon/Logon_Remove_Printer.htm [http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/Logon/Logon_Remove_Printer.htm]

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Or you can use this code below <br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-38332191-1">Option Explicit 
Dim objNetwork1, strUNCPrinter1 
strUNCPrinter1 = &quot;\\my-print\my-printer2&quot; 
Set objNetwork1 = CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Network&quot; ) 
objNetwork1.RemovePrinterConnection strUNCPrinter1 
'Deletes second printer 
Wscript.Quit</code></pre>
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Or you can use this code below



Option Explicit 
Dim objNetwork1, strUNCPrinter1 
strUNCPrinter1 = "\\my-print\my-printer2" 
Set objNetwork1 = CreateObject("WScript.Network" ) 
objNetwork1.RemovePrinterConnection strUNCPrinter1 
'Deletes second printer 
Wscript.Quit

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While this solution gets me to where I wanted...it does not actually answer my original question. &nbsp;I wanted to create a list of user accounts *before* actually doing anything. &nbsp;All responses jumped straight to the &quot;action item&quot; of deleting connections. &nbsp;Still Con2PRT is a useful utility! &nbsp;Thanks!
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While this solution gets me to where I wanted...it does not actually answer my original question.  I wanted to create a list of user accounts *before* actually doing anything.  All responses jumped straight to the "action item" of deleting connections.  Still Con2PRT is a useful utility!  Thanks!

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I think the title says it all...<br />
We are retiring an old print server. &nbsp;Have changed login scripts to map printers to the new print server but if anybody had manually mapped a printer that is not normally covered by the script then this mapping will no longer work. &nbsp;Is there a way to determine if anybody still has printers mapped to the old server?
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I think the title says it all...
We are retiring an old print server.  Have changed login scripts to map printers to the new print server but if anybody had manually mapped a printer that is not normally covered by the script then this mapping will no longer work.  Is there a way to determine if anybody still has printers mapped to the old server?

How can I identify what users have printers mapped from a particular print server?

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