I need to unistall 2 print drivers xerox

I am having a problem printing to a Xerox phaser 6200, the print window keeps telling me that I am out of toner. It prints from the printers control panel and Xerox says I need to remove the driver and reinstall it again. Since it is obviously a driver issue not the printers.
At the same time I would like to remove an epson rx1800 driver.
Thanks
Peter

Hi GMR Photo,
Please refer the thread: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1301502.
Regards,
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thanks for the solution. I have an HP Photosmart D110a wireless printer. Windows 8 installed a generic printer driver that worked fine for printing but I lost all functionality to the scanner of the device.
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