1Y0-203 · Question #117
Which printer tool helps enumerate all printer drivers from a specified Windows machine, including driver- specific information, and allows deletion of unwanted drivers?
The correct answer is D. Print Detective. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Which printer tool helps enumerate all printer drivers from a specified Windows machine, including driver- specific information, and allows deletion of unwanted drivers?
Options
- ACitrix UPS Print Driver Certification
- BWindows Performance Kit
- CStressPrinters
- DPrint Detective
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A9% (5)
- B5% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D84% (48)
Community Discussion
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Isolde G.Nov 13, 2025Print Detective is the right answer here. It is the Citrix-provided utility specifically designed to enumerate all printer drivers installed on a Windows machine, surface driver-specific details like driver name, version, and file paths, and give you a clean way to delete drivers you do not want cluttering the environment. The other options do not fit the job: Citrix UPS Print Driver Certification is about validating drivers for Universal Print Server compatibility, Windows Performance Kit is a diagnostic and profiling toolkit with no printer driver management function, and StressPrinters is a load-testing tool for print infrastructure, not an enumeration utility. When you are troubleshooting driver conflicts in a DaaS resource location or cleaning up a VDA before a gold image capture, Print Detective is the go-to tool for that driver inventory work.
Mateus R.Nov 14, 2025Print Detective earns its reputation for driver cleanup before gold image captures, but do not overlook that it also surfaces the associated DLL files and their full paths, which is exactly what you need when two drivers share a file and you are trying to untangle which one is causing the conflict.
Mateus R.Nov 6, 2025Print Detective works like a detective who knocks on every door in a building and writes down who lives there, then hands you a list so you can decide who to evict. The tool inventories all printer drivers on a target Windows machine, showing you driver details, and gives you the power to remove the ones causing trouble. Here is my question for you: when you say "deletion of unwanted drivers," are you clear on what that means for a Citrix environment specifically, like what happens to print jobs that were relying on that driver once you pull it?
Bao N.Nov 8, 2025In Citrix you also have to account for the auto-created client printers that get mapped per session, so pulling a driver mid-day can orphan active session printers and leave users with failed print queues until they log off and back on.
Bao N.Nov 3, 2025Print Detective is the one, saw this exact question on my third attempt and it clicked.