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 Suspend-PrintJob – suspend (pause) the print job;
 Write-PrinterNfcTag – write information into the NFC tag.
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 ### Adding Printer Drivers to the DriverStore
 
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 `Get-PrinterDriver
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 ### How to Install Printer with PowerShell
 Before creating a new printer, you must add a printer port. This can be a local port or it can be a network port (to send print jobs to a remote printer over the network). For example:
 `Add-PrinterPort -Name "LocalPort:" -ErrorAction -Verbose
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 `Set-Printer -Name "Ricoh IM 2702" -Shared $False
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 ### List Printers on a Print Server Using PowerShell
 List the printers installed on a computer:
 
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 `Get-Printer | ?{$_.type -eq 'Connection'} | Remove-Printer
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 ### Set a Default Printer on Windows
 Windows automatically sets the default printer to the last printer that the user successfully printed to. To prevent Windows from reassigning the default printer, create the LegacyDefaultPrinterMode registry parameter:
 
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 $Printer = Get-CimInstance -Class Win32_Printer -Filter "Name='Ricoh IM 2702'"
 Invoke-CimMethod -InputObject $Printer -MethodName SetDefaultPrinter
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 ### How to Remove Printer with PowerShell
 To remove a printer, use the command:
 
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 `Get-Printer -Name "HP LaserJet M1530" | Get-PrintJob | Remove-PrintJob
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