The paper size is easily retrieved, but not paper type. The command below with both properties desired brings back an empty string. When trying to write a value to it, it is read only. Is there another method? Having the wrong papertypr setting can cause
the printer to always seek the manual feed and is a big problem over a large enterprise.
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Printer -Filter "Name = 'Headspace'" | Select-Object CurrentPaperType, DefaultPaperType
