Hello all, I am presently trying to manually remove all the printer drivers from a Windows 7 Professional machine. There are two installed print driver packages that I just can't get removed no matter what I try. I've searched high and low for a solution, tried everything I can find but nothing works.

'Print Management' utility in Win7 tells me this when I try to remove a driver package; Failed to remove driver Xerox Phaser 4620 PCL6. The specified printer driver is currently in use. Failed to remove package x2wcorx. Epson Lx 300 Ii Windows 7 64 Bit Driver. inf. Php Game Programming. Driver package is in use. Does anyone know if Xerox has a utility available that will remove printer drivers from Win7?

Xerox: Installing and Uninstalling Windows 7 Xerox Print Drivers Xerox: Xerox Global Print Driver Installation Guide Shaney Says: How to Remove a Printer Driver in Windows 7 Home Premium. Hello all, I am presently trying to manually remove all the printer drivers from a Windows 7 Professional machine. There are two installed print driver packages that I just can't get removed no matter what I try.

Cheers, Mark. I tried restarting the spooler, rebooting, disabling then rebooting, etc. That does not work. Download Canon Utilities Zoom Browser Ex Update there. It still gives the 'in use' message. After looking around on the net, I found a workaround, You have to remove the drivers a few seconds after restarting the spooler.

If you wait any longer the drivers get locked down. (I usually have to try several times before I get it.) I manage 120 computers in a domain with 6 workcentre machines. It would be nice if there were a way to more easily remove these drivers.

• • • • • Hardware devices used with a Windows computer require a set of files called drivers to operate correctly. Drivers allow a device to communicate with the other portions of a PC. A specific type of driver called TWAIN is required for imaging devices such as cameras, printers and scanners. Canon India Software Development Center. TWAIN is not an acronym; it comes from the line 'and never the twain shall meet' in 'The Ballad of East and West' by Rudyard Kipling, and refers to the early difficulties that computer programmers had in getting imaging devices and imaging software to communicate. The device manager in Windows allows you to remove TWAIN drivers.