What to do when print jobs won't cancel
by johna | January 31, 2008 | Windows XP Computers & Internet
[This post has nothing to do with ASP but contains valuable information for Windows users.]
Have you ever had one of those print jobs that you cannot cancel. You try cancelling it, switching off the printer, restarting the computer, and it still wants to print?
The following commands should solve the problem once and for all. They stop the print spooler, delete any print jobs, then restart the print spooler service.
DeletePrintJobs.zip
Have you ever had one of those print jobs that you cannot cancel. You try cancelling it, switching off the printer, restarting the computer, and it still wants to print?
The following commands should solve the problem once and for all. They stop the print spooler, delete any print jobs, then restart the print spooler service.
net stop spoolerYou can download the commands in a handy batch file that you can simply double-click on to cancel all current print jobs at any time.
del %systemroot%\system32\spool\printers\*.shd
del %systemroot%\system32\spool\printers\*.spl
net start spooler
DeletePrintJobs.zip
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