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09-23-2019 03:27 AM
Hi due to reasons beyond our control we have had to roll out printers with the drivers installed locally via TCPIP. The default setting is colour and one sided printing.
I have been trying to create a PowerShell command to change to mono and duplex printing.
Get-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "Post Room 1" returns the following:
I then use this command: Set-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "Post Room 1" -Color $false -DuplexingMode TwoSidedLongEdge
This should change the config of the driver and yes, Get-PrintConfiguration -PrinterName "Post Room 1" returns the following:
All good, however the driver doesn't reflect:
How do I get the driver to take on the changes that are being reflected in the PowerShell script?
