Problem retrieving network printer from a machine

I used the following script code gwmi -class Win32_Printer -Filter 'Shared = "True"'to retrieve the network but it does not get all of the ones..... but it returns the local one......
michael john ocasio

Hi,
The following command will give you all shared printers on a certain computer, if that is the output you wanted.
Get-WmiObject win32_printer -Filter 'Sharename LIKE "%"'
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