HP UPD - System Administrator's Guide HP UPD 5.6.5

NOTE: Verify that the ShortInstallName is set to its default value in the iprint.ini file. The default location
for this file is: /var/opt/novell/iprint/htdocs/iprint.ini
NDPS
The HP UPD will function with limited capabilities in the Novell NDPS environment. This is due to the HP UPD
not being able to communicate with the product directly, therefore losing the ability to gather product-
specific information from the printer. HP UPD only makes the default settings available to the user. The
HP UPD PCL driver defaults to black and white (PCL 5 and PCL 6), no extra trays, no product specific paper
handling, etc.
The HP UPD can only be used in traditional mode in the NDPS environment. In this mode, the HP UPD operates
the same as a product-specific driver.
The latest patches for iPrint and Winspool must be applied to get the advanced printing features supported
(such as N-up and Watermarks).
Uninstall the HP UPD
HP recommends using Microsoft operating system utilities to remove the HP Universal Print Driver from the
Microsoft Windows operating system. This is the safest method to uninstall print drivers. HP does not
recommend manually editing the Windows Registry or manually deleting driver files. This can destabilize the
printing environment and is not supported.
HP recommends the following procedure to remove the HP UPD.
1. Delete all printers that use the HP UPD.
2. In the Printers folder, open the File menu and select Server Properties.
3. From the Server Properties dialog box, select the Drivers tab.
4. Select the HP UPD driver(s) to be uninstalled and click Remove.
NOTE: If Windows displays an error message that the driver is in use, stop and restart the print spooler
using one of the following methods.
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From a command prompt, type net stop spooler and then press Enter to stop the print spooler.
Type net start spooler and then press Enter to restart the print spooler.
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Open the Services applet in Control Panel (Start→Run→services.msc), select Print Spooler, and
then click Restart.
Once the print spooler has been restarted, repeat the steps above to remove the print driver.
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