Re: How to delete print job?

brett wrote:
I have a print job in the print queue with a "deleting..." status. It
won't go away and is holding up other jobs. I've restarted the Print
Spooler service but that didn't help. Turning the printer off/on
didn't help either.

I have a Lexmark x83 all in one. Does some one have suggestions on
how I can delete this job?

1. Click Start and then Control Panel.
2. Select Performance and Maintenance.
3. Select Administrative Tools.
4. Select Services.
5. Select Print Spooler to open the properties window.
6. Click Stop to stop the service. Once the service is stopped click
Start to restart the service.
7. Click OK to close the Print Spooler Properties window.

--
Dave


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