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—For Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, choose Choose Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers.
3Make sure all cards sent to the printer have printed. You cannot delete a printer that has jobs in the print queue.
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‹If the job is paused and you want it to print, click the job and then choose Document > Resume. Wait for the jobs to complete.
‹If you want to delete a job in the
queue, click the job and then choose Document > Cancel. Click “Yes” to confirm.
‹If the printer is paused or offline, the title bar for the window will include that status. Choose Printer and clear the appropriate choice to enable printing.
‹To cancel all jobs, choose Printer > Cancel All Documents. Click “Yes” to confirm.
cIf jobs remain in the printer queue, see the Solutions Guide or your service provider for more information.
4Power off the printer.
5Disconnect the USB or network data cable from the printer.
6Close any Windows applications that are running.
7In the Printers window, click once on the printer icon to select it.
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9Choose “Delete” in the popup menu to remove the printer.
10Click “Yes” to confirm deletion.
11If needed, click “Close” on the message box informing you that the default printer has been deleted.
Repeat steps 2 through 10 for each card printer installed on the PC.
12From the Windows task bar, choose Start > (All) Programs > Card Printers > Uninstall Driver Software.
13For Windows Vista, click “Continue” on the User Account Control dialog box.
The utility looks for installed card printers. If it finds them, it displays a prompt to delete all installed card printers before running the uninstall utility. Return to step 2 to remove additional Card Printer Drivers.
14When all Card Printer Drivers have been deleted, the utility displays a prompt to click Yes to delete all driver files. Click “Yes.”
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