

Type the command shell:PrintersFolder into the Run box.

From the context menu, select Remove Driver Package.Select one or several printer drivers you want to uninstall in the middle pane, and right-click on the selected lines.You'll see the list of installed printer drivers. On the left, click on the Drivers item.On the left side of Print Management, select Print Servers and expand it to the local print server item.Press the Win + R keys on the keyboard and type printmanagement.msc into the Run box.To uninstall a printer driver in Windows 10, do the following. The Print Management snap-in can be used to remove a printer driver. See the article on how to Backup and Restore Printers in Windows 10. Let's review these methods.Īs you may already know, Windows 10 includes a Print Management MMC snap-in that offers extended options to manage your local and network printers. There are various methods to open it, including the Control Panel, the Settings app, the Print Management MMC snap-in, and the good old Printers folder. To uninstall a printer driver in Windows 10, you must be signed in with an administrative account. You need to use the Print Server Properties app.
