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• HP LaserJet 4000N print queue problem

  I just got a new modem/router, it will reconfigure the settings. My old but BEAUTIFUL HP LaserJet 4000N does not respond well to the changes. (Just like old fogeys everywhere...) Not happy about the way the world is moving on!)

  Now, if I had not updated my modem/router just 3 months ago, without problem, I might conclude that the tech had finally adopted my printer. But this EXACT procedure was successful only three months ago, so my suspicion is that I missed a step somewhere...

  Specifically, my printer completely refuses the new IP address, he needs to connect with 'the world'.

  It recognizes & remembers the new IP address on the general tab of the window of the printer location, but insists on the fact that the IP address of the printer to the previous address remains valid name of the queue. (Instead, the printer dialog box indicates that the document is printing - his 'status' - while stating at the same time, in the upper part of the printer dialog box, that 'the printer is unresponsive."

  Unfortunately, the evidence supported the statement of "... does not."

  What should I do to convince the area superior of the dialog part of the printer w / previous IP address and welcome the newcomer IP address instead?

  Thank you!

  Remove and reinstall the driver with the correct IP address.

• HP Laserjet 1020:1020 print job stuck in the queue prevents other print jobs.

  It says printer problem

  A print job in the print queue prevents the other print jobs

  I bought this printer in a second hand store.  I plugged it on so I thought because I didn't have the cd can I download HP.  I was able to pick up the pilots just by plugging.

  Is there a way to get the print job from that other person removed seems strange he is stuck need helpppppppp

  I tried the fix for windows and it does not work is something I missed I tried the printer stop and nothing

  It is now fixed what I had to do is remove the printer in my computer, and then re-download the drivers and then he allowed this.  Thank you for your patience and help.

• 6700 deleted printer Officejet printer job stuck in the queue

  How to get rid of deleted work that is stuck in the print queue of the printer, I tried to go in the DOS command prompt, type NET STOP SPOOLER, then NET START SPOOLER, but it did not work.  Any suggestions on this issue?

  You must run the following between the Stop & Start

  del/q/s/f '% systemroot%\System32\Spool\Printers\*.* '.

• HP8100 print job stuck in the queue

  I have a print job stuck in the queue of my HP Officejet Pro 8100.  I tried to delete the file, but it's been blocked for a day and I can't print anything else, it seems as if the job locked up in the queue stops other jobs.

  I did the following:

  tried to delete the file-will not remove status said "deletion" for more than a day.

  power cycle

  connection direct USB printer

  power cycle - unplug the power cable, the power button for 1 minute - leaving only machine for 30 minutes.

  Nothing has worked so far.

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  DITT

  Hello

  Try the following.

  From the desktop, hold down the Windows key and press R.  In the run window, type services.msc and press to enter.  Scroll down to the print spooler service, right click and select Properties, then click the Stop button.  Now search for C:\Windows\System32\Spool\PRINTERS, then delete the work inside this folder - you may need to click a command prompt to get the authority to open the PRINTERS folder.

  Restart the computer and you should find that the document has been deleted.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Print job is stuck in the print queue and cannot be removed in HP OfficeJet J4680

  Original title: HP OfficeJet J4680

  Print job is stuck in the queue and cannot be deleted.  Convenience store said it is fixed, but it isn't.

  Hello

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing. I will certainly help the question of fixing.

  To help you suggest several steps to solve the problem, I would appreciate if you could answer the following questions:

  1. what operating system is installed on your computer?

  2. have you made any recent hardware or exchange of software on your computer before the show?

  3. you receive an error code or message?

  4. what store did you try?

  What version of the operating system Windows am I running? :

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/which-version-of-the-Windows-operating-system-am-i-running

   

  Please follow the steps in the link below and check the issue.

  Unable to print? Print jobs are stuck in the print queue:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c02205477&tmp_task=solveCategory&cc=us&DLC=en&lang=en&LC=en&product=3692888

  For reference:

   

  Solve printer problems:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/printer-problems-in-Windows-help#fix-printer-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

   

  Diagnose and automatically fix problems printing and printer:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/printing_problems/

   

  I hope that the information above helps you.

• HP 8500 of print jobs stuck in the queue, diagnostic control OK

  HP 8500 A909g connected by USB cable to the Windows 7 desktop. Everything was going well until Verizon gave me a new DSL modem/router after which all print jobs are stuck in the print queue. Printing/scanning doctor told me "printer not connected to the homegroup. Nothing I've tried fixed. Downloaded the recent HP patch for network HP printers in Win7. Complete with a mistake any but installed at the next computer startup and scanning and printing has worked very well. Since then, the print jobs again get hit in the print queue and scanner does not work. Has made clear the queue, stop/start the spooler and the computer restarted. Still no printing or scanning. Print/ASNA doctor says everything is OK. Upgrades of the pilot research suggests that I already have the best driver. Printer is checked OK in the control/material Panel, is checked by default, port is OK etc etc. Before uninstall/reinstall the printer with no guarantee that will solve this problem, can someone tell me what could be wrong and how to fix it? Please help as this is really frustrating. Thanks in advance.

  Hi abuonag,

  We need clean completely the previous attempts of software to get a good setup for this printer.

  Follow the steps below and let me know what happens?

   

  First step: clear temp directory

  1. Type %temp% term or search programs and files of field
  2. Select all the files in this folder, and then press the delete key to remove. If you receive a message that the file is in use, you will need to ignore this file (s).
  3. Proceed to step 2 below

  Second step: downloaded and extracted to your system:

  1 download the drivers and full software features

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=MP-88604-2&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=4063&product=3752459&sw_langis.

  2. once the download is complete, double-click the file to extract the software.

  3. when the installation window opens, press the Cancel button to stop the installation

  4. tap folder in the race or search programs and files of field

  5. Locate and open the folder starting with 7z (example: 7zS2356)

  6. right click on the folder and select copy

  7. close this window and all open windows, and then in the Middle the desktop right click your mouse and select Paste. This will move the 7z folder on your desktop.

  8 open the 7z, that you just copied on your desktop

  9 open the Util folder

  10 open the CCC folder

  11. start the L4uninstall.exe

  12. once the uninstall is complete, restart the computer

  13. run disk cleanup from the tools Accessories\ system under all programs folder

  14. download and install the latest version of Adobe flash player

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html

  15 open the 7z folder and then double-click the Setup.exe file that will be towards the bottom of the open window. Follow the instructions on the screen to reinstall your printer.

  Let me know if you are able to successfully install the software and driver and are able to print & scan?

• The laser color HP LaserJet CP1025nw printer cannot print - points held in the queue

  I am running Windows 7 64 bit and my laser color HP LaserJet CP1025nw printer fails to print jobs in the queue. I turned off the printer accidentally as he was preparing to print a document, and since then I am unable to get the printer to work. I used the HP print and Scan doctor and he said that he had detected and solved a problem with the queue in vain the printer print a test page. What other options do I have? Thank you.

  Rrolley, looks like you have a problem with the print queue of the printer. To start, just to tell you (that you probably think) it is not good to switch off while he's getting a print request. To resolve this problem, I recommend that you turn off the printer and the computer completely and cut the power for about thirty seconds. Then power the two machines back on, and when they started well then try the print job.

  Let me know how it goes and I'll get right back with you!

• Everything I print gets stuck in the queue, but the document is printed

  ORIGINAL TITLE: Spooler

  I installed a printer on a pc windows 7 64. Everything I print gets stuck in the queue, but the document is printed. The printer is on the network, I tried to restart the spooler and erased the record of the spooler, but perisisted of the question, given that the document gets stuck, no other agency will be able to print, remove the paper and print again to print but the file gets stuck again on the queue. I tried to change the IP address, but the same thing happened. Can someone help me?

  Hi, Omorguz,

  Printer brand and model, if you please.

  Start > run > type services.msc

  Press enter

  Scroll down to print spooler

  Select stop

  Let Windows stop the spooler

  Control Panel > printers and Faxes folder

  Right-click on the printer icon, then select open

  If you see pending orders in the queue, select the

  Click file > cancel all Documents

  If a job shows the deletion, but never finished, open the command prompt window

  Start > run > type cmd

  Press Ok

  Enter Net Stop Spooler

  Press enter

  Wait for the DOS window opens and is

  Open the command prompt window

  Type Net Start Spooler

  Press enter

  If that does not cancel the print job:

  Your directory of spools Windows XP is located at

  C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SPOOL\PRINTERS

  It will usually contain files like these:

  FP00008
  FP00008. SHD

  There are two files for each remaining print job.  Just delete these and restart the computer.  Your queue should now be provisioned.

  If you are printing over a network, and the queue is not clear after the above steps:

  Go to the computer that has the shared printer connected and perform steps 1 & 2 above.

  If this does not work, then go to the computer when he was sent to the printing of the task and perform the steps 1 & 2 on this computer.

  Run chkdsk

  Start > run > type CMD

  Press Ok

  Type C: chkdsk/r/f

  Press enter

  You will receive a message re: volume must be locked and you want to start scanning reboot?  Press y and press enter

  Type Exit to close the CMD window

  Restart the computer for the scan at startup

  This will check the integrity of your data on the hard drive of computer as well as find and fix errors that could corrupt your data or program files.

  I even recommend that you uninstall the printer and when you are done uninstalling, restart computer.

  When you reinstall the printer, reinstall it using the compatibility mode

  How to install a hardware device using the compatibility mode driver.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprohardware/thread/80cae5ee-dc98-4A2F-8284-a1ab826059b7

  It works on Windows 7 Professional, comprehensive and business - Windows XP Mode - it's free

  It's the best of both worlds: the new Windows XP Mode allows you to run Windows XP older right on your Windows 7 desktop business software.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/Windows-XP-mode

  e FAQ or choose a link from the top of this page.

• Printing problems with XP and Lexmark-documents are just stuck in the print queue

  Original title: printing problems with XP and Lexmark

  Until yesterday, I was able to print OK using Windows XP and a Lexmark Printer series 3500-4500 with wireless capabilities.  Reported network test wireless (on printer) and report indicates that there are no reported problem, also did the diagnostic test and which shows no problem either.  I can't print and documents are just stuck in the print queue - please can someone help, it drives me crazy because it's probably a very simple solution.

  I guess you do not have all of the error messages.

  It is possible that comes to mind that your printer has received a new IP address of your router (this could easily happen if you have several computers and other devices that connect to your wireless network).

  Find the IP address of the printer of his network diagnostic page.
  Click Start > printers and faxes, right-click the printer and select Properties
  Select the Ports tab, then click on the button "Configure Port" (be careful NOT to click anywhere in the list of ports)
  Make sure that the IP address in 'Port settings' is identical to that shown on the diagnosis of your network printer page.

  To avoid this problem in the future, you must configure the printer to have a static IP address.  See your printer User Guide for instructions.

  Choose an appropriate subnet address (i.e., has the first 3 groups of numbers the same as the other addresses in your network) but who is not in the range of addresses assigned by the DHCP server on your router.  See the User Guide of your router for more details.

• Wireless printing problem-Documents stuck in print queue

  Original title: printing problem

  Until yesterday, I was able to print OK using Windows XP and a pro HP Officejet 8500 wireless.  Reported network test wireless (on printer) and report indicates that there are no reported problem, also did the diagnostic test and which shows no problem either.  I can't print and documents are just stuck in the print queue - please can someone help, it drives me crazy because it's probably a very simple solution.

  I guess you do not have all of the error messages.

  It is possible that comes to mind that your printer has received a new IP address of your router (this could easily happen if you have several computers and other devices that connect to your wireless network).

  Find the IP address of the printer of his network diagnostic page.
  Click Start > printers and faxes, right-click the printer and select Properties
  Select the Ports tab, then click on the button "Configure Port" (be careful NOT to click anywhere in the list of ports)
  Make sure that the IP address in 'Port settings' is identical to that shown on the diagnosis of your network printer page.

  Although some printers wireless HP install a driver having a box in the "Parameters of the Port" tab that says always "print to this same device if its IP address changes" it is best to configure the printer to have a static IP address.  See your printer User Guide for instructions.

  Choose an appropriate subnet address (i.e., has the first 3 groups of numbers the same as the other addresses in your network) but who is not in the range of addresses assigned by the DHCP server on your router.  See the User Guide of your router for more details.

• Use of the printer is stuck in the print queue and I can't remove it.

  I have a print job that is stuck in the print queue in Windows XP.  Microsoft support offered to stop the print spooler. When I tried the recommended fix, which was to remove all the files queued, I tried to use Microsoft 'Fix It' and I get an error message saying: could not complete due to an error on my computer. What can I do now?  Please help quickly.  I have to solve this problem.

  I have a print job that is stuck in the print queue in Windows XP.  Microsoft support offered to stop the print spooler. When I tried the recommended fix, which was to remove all the files queued, I tried to use Microsoft 'Fix It' and I get an error message saying: could not complete due to an error on my computer. What can I do now?  Please help quickly.  I have to solve this problem.

  Do it manually:

  Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK) and type the following text in the black command prompt window.  Press ENTER after each line.

  1. net stop spooler
  2. del "% windir%\system32\spool\PRINTERS\*.*" [Y when prompted type]
  3. net start spooler
  4. output

  If you get an error, please report the full error message without paraphrase.  "Could not complete due to a runtime error" is not useful.

• Print jobs stuck in the print queue

  Original title: printer print the print job into quene prevents the print job

  Printer stop troubled Print print job in quene prevents printing

  Regina 14,

  Try to run delete print jobs to remove all print jobs stuck in the queue.

  Rick

• HP2710 print jobs stuck in the queue even if test page prints

  I have a HP Photosmart 2710 all-in-one printer attached via the USB port of a laptop ASUS G73Jw running under Windows 7 64-bit. The printer worked fine with a Toshiba laptop running Windows XP 32-bit only. But now cling all the documents in the queue if thay are Word, pdf or Notepad. I tried everything I could find on the HP forums. I downloaded the last software update. I ran the diagnostics HPPDU utility. After that I ran this utility test page prints fine, but nothing else gets stuck in the queue. I obeyed different instructions to disconnect and reconnect the printer, do a reboot etc after running the diagnostic utility. I tried other 'solutions' various users have suggested, including disabling bidirectional printing, restarting the spooler service and directly without the print spooler. Nothing works.

  Given that I can print a test page I doubt that it is a mechanical problem. I suspect some sort of driver incompatibility. Because I downloaded the driver more once in frustration I think there could be pieces of drivers still present, although I can't view them with the uninstall command or the Device Manager. In fact, I can't find any file with any HP device software. Maybe it's because the driver is downloaded directly from Windows 7 when you do a Plug-and-Play.

  There are a large number of driver files under everything in the printer properties. But I don't know which driver files should be there.

  I'm about to trash this printer unless someone has an idea what to do.

  Help!

  It could cause a conflict if the printer is stuck which occupies the port because it could block all communication with anything that is not this printer.  It may be something wrong with the way that ASUS manages virtual USB drivers, but I have not heard anything.  You might try to give them a call if you're really curious, just to see if they know anything.

• How can I cancel one stuck in the online print queue?

  I have a single document in the queue, it's a http://..., when I opened the window to cancel printing, it shows that removes... but it is not, despite the pages are just 112 KB.

  The printer is everything is OK.

  vidalamadeo,

  Try to run delete print jobs to delete the print job stuck in the queue.

  Rick