How to Remove Printers From the Command Line

1. Open a command prompt. Click the Windows Start button and select \'Run.\' Enter \'cmd\' (without quotation marks) and click \'OK.\'
2. Enter the following command in the command prompt:rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /dl /n \'printer_name\' /c\\computer_nameChange the \'printer name\' variable to the exact name of the printer you want to remove (e.g. \'HP Color LaserJet 2600n\'). Also change the \'computer_name\' variable to the name of the computer or server from which the named printer should be removed.
3. Press the \'Enter\' key to run the command. The printer is generally removed from the target computer within seconds.