
01-14-2010
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Re: Trying to uninstall redundant printer item from Programs and Featu
Can't you just right click on the redundant printers in the list of printers
and select Delete?
"Hilary" <Hilary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E8167B83-DFD7-4780-9149-EFAC3602796A@microsoft.com...
> I started getting printer errors with my laptop, and am about to reinstall
> Epson's drivers & other software. I unistalled the printer, made sure it
> was removed from Control Panel etc, and removed all the Epson files I
> could
> find (even though that'll mean also reinstalling my seperate scanner, also
> an
> Epson!).
>
> Except for 1 thing, that is. An Epson uninstaller is still showing in
> Programs and Features. I can't uninstall it; when I try, I get a box
> showing
> the model & version. The OK button is greyed out ('Cancel' is the only
> way
> out).
> The same printer works fine with my desktop (so at least it isn't faulty
> in
> itself). The uninstaller in the notebook shows no file size (while other
> items do); but then neither does the one in the desktop. The file I'm
> trying
> to get rid of is from the printer's first installation (I'd done 2).
> I just want to make sure nothing confuses this next install, given that
> it's
> quite a sophisticated model (and I've had enough fun getting various
> printers
> to work to last me a while!).
> I looked for the file in Windows Explorer, in all places on the hard disk
> that seemed possible, but can't find it. Any ideas for a way to
> uninstall/remove/delete it (or at least rename it)?
> It's Vista Home Premium SP2.
> The printer's an all-in-1, Epson Stylus Photo PX700W (Artisan 700 in the
> US).
>
> (In case you're thinking I must be rich to have a dedicated scanner as
> well,
> it's because my old scanner needed replacing, before I knew that I
> couldn't
> use my excellent 9-year-old HP Deskjet any more, as HP won't give it a
> Vista
> driver).
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