Using command line instructions to delete printer drivers
You can use command-line functions for removal of the printer and corresponding printer driver on Windows and macOS.
Uninstall Windows printer drivers
You can use the Fiery Printer Delete Utility from the Command Prompt to remove a printer and corresponding printer driver with command-line functions on a Windows operating system.
The latest version of the Visual C++ Redistributable package must be installed on the computer where the Fiery Printer Delete Utility is running.
Uninstall macOS printer drivers
You can use the Fiery Software Uninstaller from the Terminal application to remove a printer and corresponding printer driver with command-line functions on macOS.
During the uninstall process, the Fiery Software Uninstaller will not ask for any confirmation from the user, such as to close running applications or ask to retain preferences.
If an application is running, it will be closed and the uninstall will proceed without any confirmation from the user.
The following are examples of removing a printer driver with the Fiery Software Uninstaller command-line functions.
sudo FSU -s “$USER” - rmAll |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -rmApps |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -rmPrints |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -rmDrivs |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -getAllInstalledProducts |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -getInstalledDrivers |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -getInstalledPrinters |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -a “Command WorkStation 5, HotFolders” |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -p “10.210.12.24 , 10.210.34.45” |
sudo FSU -s “$USER” -d “Driver1, Driver2” |