Hello,
We are following this article: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj134237.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
Here is our backup:
Printbrm -b -nobin -s $env:COMPUTERNAME -f D:\$env:COMPUTERNAME.backup.printerExport | Out-File D:\BkupNoBinResults.txt
(at this point we delete the old drivers and add the new ones - this completes fine)
However when we start the restore with this cmd:
PrintBrm.exe -r -c D:\Drivers\BrmConfig.xml -f D:\$env:COMPUTERNAME.backup.printerExport -o force
we see in the PS session, the drivers being restored (which we would not want, but I guess it dont matter if they aren't used).
Restoring Printer Drivers...
Restored printer driver PS Driver for Universal Print, Windows x64, 3
Restored printer driver Xerox Global Print Driver PS, Windows x64, 3
Restored printer driver Xerox WorkCentre 7335 PS, Windows x64, 3
Restored printer driver Xerox Phaser 4620 PCL6, Windows x64, 3
Restored printer driver Xerox Global Print Driver PCL6, Windows x64, 3
Restored printer driver Microsoft enhanced Point and Print compatibility driver, Windows x64, 3
Restored printer driver PS Driver for Universal Print, Windows NT x86, 3
Restored printer driver Xerox WorkCentre 7335 PS, Windows NT x86, 3
Restored printer driver Microsoft enhanced Point and Print compatibility driver, Windows NT x86, 3
Here is our brmconfig:
<BrmConfig>
<PLUGINS>
</PLUGINS>
<LanguageMonitors>
</LanguageMonitors>
<DriverMap>
<DRV old=”Xerox Phaser 4600 PCL 6” new=”Xerox Global Print Driver PS”/>
<DRV old=”Xerox Phaser 4510B PS” new=”Xerox Global Print Driver PS”/>
<DRV old=”Xerox*” new=”Xerox Global Print Driver PS”/>
<DRV old=”PS Driver for Universal Print” new=”PS Driver for Universal Print”/>
<DRV old=”OldDrverName2” new=”Xerox Global Print Driver PS”/>
<DRV old=”OldDrverName2” new=”Xerox Global Print Driver PS”/>
<DRV old=”OldDrverName2” new=”NewDriverName2”/>
</DriverMap>
</BrmConfig>
Please help me in determining what I'm doing wrong. PS can I use wildcards in the config file ie. Xerox* ?
Thanks
Pete
Pete