Cannot delete print job. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () Hey, My printer says there is a print job, and doesnt respond when i click cancel or delete jobs. Have gone into the print spooler but cannot find the particular job...

Print jobs don't delete. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () Frequently when I delete a print job, it does not delete out of the printers print queue. The Status in the print queue is "Deleting - Printing" but it never deletes...

Print jobs don't delete. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () Frequently when I delete a print job, it does not delete out of the printers print queue. The Status in the print queue is "Deleting - Printing" but it never deletes...

deleted a print job but it stays on the queue. It was reported deleting and it did not disappear after a long time. What shall I do? This is a software problem with Microsoft printing system. The job has been deleted. Though it still appear on the print...

job is deleted out of the queue. Everything is fine. If I print to the network printers, the job is sent to the queue, then to the printer, it prints, but the job is not deleted from the queue. At the end of the day I will have 30+ jobs in each...

Jobs and Start Printing Immediately. If I try to delete the stalled print job, it says "Deleting - Printing" and doesn't do anything else. I can't get rid of the job, and can't print anything else until it's gone. I finally have been able to delete the...

the Microsoft printing team would dare not risk appearing in public because of the ire of users. You can delete pending jobs by deleting all files in the spooler directory. Navigate to that directory when no desired jobs are pending and delete all files...

to buy a new printer. >> Is there a simple, clean and reliabel way to disrupt printing with this > configuration and clear the disrupted print jobs? I haven't tried this -- but I think if you cancel the job, then delete the files in the spool, it should...

the print job is not shown. On > the other 4 the print job is shown, and we can cancel it with no problem. >> (We do have a workaround for this. We can login as Administrator, and there > we can see the print job and delete it). >> Possible clue:...