Oki MB480 PrintSuperVision 4.0 User Guide - Page 175

Uninstalling PSV USB Agent, Installing the PSV Agent Using PSV Director: Option 2

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Uninstalling PSV USB Agent The Uninstall option is available from the Start menu in the PrintSuperVision Agent program group. The program can also be uninstalled from Control Panel | Add or Remove programs. Installing the PSV Agent Using PSV Director: Option 2 The Agent can also be installed remotely using the PSV Director application. PSV Director is a tool for Windows domain administrators that remotely installs, upgrades, uninstalls, monitors, and configures the PSV Desktop Agent on computers within a domain. The Director can also collect information about printer queues, drivers, and ports on either a single computer or all computers in a domain. If the PSV Director application was selected for installation when you installed PSV Enterprise, the application will be located in: Start / All Programs / PrintSuperVision / PrintSuperVision Director. 1. Click PrintSuperVision Director and open the application Navigating PSV Director The tree view on the left side of the main window lists all visible domains and computers in the Active Directory. To view an up to date list, click the Refresh button, located directly above the tree view. Alternatively, right click a domain and click refresh, to update just the computers within that domain. 175

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Uninstalling PSV USB Agent
The Uninstall option is available from the Start menu in the PrintSuperVision Agent
program group.
The program can also be uninstalled from Control Panel | Add or
Remove programs.
Installing the PSV Agent Using PSV Director: Option 2
The Agent can also be installed remotely using the
PSV Director
application.
PSV
Director is a tool for Windows domain administrators that remotely installs, upgrades,
uninstalls, monitors, and configures the PSV Desktop Agent on computers within a domain.
The Director can also collect information about printer queues, drivers, and ports on either
a single computer or all computers in a domain.
If the PSV Director application was selected for installation when you installed PSV
Enterprise, the application will be located in:
Start / All Programs / PrintSuperVision /
PrintSuperVision Director.
1.
Click PrintSuperVision Director and open the application
Navigating PSV Director
The tree view on the left side of the main window lists all visible domains and computers
in the Active Directory. To view an up to date list, click the
Refresh
button, located
directly above the tree view.
Alternatively, right click a domain and click refresh, to
update just the computers within that domain.