I would then like to apply this as a startup/shutdown script per computer.Ĭall : deleteLocalPrinter1903 "Fax" call : deleteLocalPrinter1903 "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" call : deleteLocalPrinter1903 "OneNote" REM call :deleteLocalPrinter1903 "Microsoft Print to PDF" REM call :deleteLocalPrinter1903 "Send To OneNote 2016" goto : eof : deleteLocalPrinter1903 REM REM Syntax: REM call :deleteLocalPrinter1903 "" REM REM Variables. Reg delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Printers /v %wildcard%:OneNote It may even need a loop function like for each. I think I need a script that will delete the registry keys using a wild card.
#Onenote 2016 print driver for mac drivers#
Please note these are "App Monitor" port drivers (not TCIP or Local), there is no such option when using GPO to delete printers through preferences. 99% of these users no longer exist on the machine as explained above. You will see each port name has the GUID for each user at the end. Unfortunately I cannot work out hot to extract the full port name from the get-printerport cmd. Windows Version: 1830 (OS Build 17134.1130) - but also seeing this on 1903 computers The installed version of Office is: Microsoft Ofice Professional Plus 2016 We force local copies of profiles to be deleted from the machines on logout through GPO, but this doesn't appear to be deleting their printers. I think the issue is that as we use Sharepoint and Office365 each user gets their own OneNote printer port automatically and most of our computers are shared. We want to delete/hide the redundant printers.
We have an issue where our client computers are getting multiple instances of the "OneNote" Printer.
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