How to cancel what the printer prints, and make it not print the unfinished thing next time

1.The normal method is to double-click the printer icon in the taskbar in the lower right corner of the screen, and then right-click on the corresponding print job in the pop-up list to complete the "Cancel Task".

2.However, there are often cases where the printing task in the list cannot be completed when the printing operation is carried out continuously for many times, and the task cannot be canceled according to the above method steps, so we often use restarting the printer to solve the problem.

3.The worst part is that after restarting the printer, we still can't cancel the print job, so we have to restart the computer (which I did before).

Workaround for 3.

1) First use the normal method to cancel the task, when it can't be canceled, press the key combination "Ctrl+Alt+del", call up the menu of the task manager, click "Process" above, find the file, click "End Process" below, and then click "Yes (Y)" to terminate the process.

2) Right-click on my computer, select "Manage", in the "Computer Management" window, open "Services", find Print Spooler in the right column, right-click on it, and select Restart.

3) This will allow you to cancel the print job without restarting the computer.

Alternative: Just clear all the files in the C: Windows System32 Spool Printers directory.

The reason for this is also documented on Microsoft: Windows Spooler did not delete the print job spooler causing the printer to repeatedly attempt to spooling the print job Solution: To avoid this issue, do not change the properties of the print spooler file when it is in the %systemroot% system32 spool printers folder.

Open the printer properties and delete all print jobs:

Click "Cancel All Documents". If you can't delete all print jobs for a long time, restart the printer.

Tools Ingredients: HP OMEN 3, window10, HP color printer

1. Click the start button in the lower left corner of the computer, and then click the device and printer.

2. In the Device & Printer window, right-click the printer, and then click "See what is being printed now".

3. On the View Print page, click on the file being printed, and right-click.

4. When the option appears, click "Cancel".

5. The window to cancel the print appears, click Yes to cancel the print.

You can open the printer list on the computer with the printer, double-click to enter, select the file to be printed, and click to cancel the print. Here's how to cancel printing

1. The computer is equipped with a printer, and the start button in the lower left corner of the computer is selected, and the device and printer are selected.

2. After entering the printer interface of the device, find the corresponding printer and double-click.

3. Select the file in the pop-up print job interface, right-click, and click Cancel in the options that appear.

4. Click Yes in the pop-up dialog box of whether to cancel printing the file.

5. After waiting for a while, you can see that the file in the printing state has been canceled.

Simple workaround:

1. Turn off the print service: start-run or open the control panel-management tools-services, open the service list, find the print spooler, and close it (right-click, click "Close");

2. Delete the print cache: go to C: Windows System32 Spool Printers (if it is Windows 2000, it is C:

winnt system32 spool printers), delete the files in the printers folder (print cache);

3. Restart the print service: Restart the print spooler service (right-click - click "Start"). This allows you to continue printing new content.

The printer cannot print after canceling all documents is a communication problem between the printer and the computer, and some printers are slow to receive instructions, and when they receive the instructions you send, they may have finished typing.

When the computer cannot print, and you click on the printed document to print multiple timesAt this time, you should close the printed file first, and here is how to close the document printed by the printer from the computer.

1. First, click the "Start" menu on the computer desktop, and click the "Settings" option on the left side of the pop-up shortcut menu window.

2. Click on the "Device" option in the "Windows Settings" window.

3. Click on the "Printers & Scanners" option in the left window that opens.

4. In the Printers & Scanners in the window on the right, find the printer model you are printing and click the "Manage" option.

5. Then click the "Open Print Queue" button.

6. Finally, click "Printer-Cancel All Documents" in the small window that opens, and click "Yes" in the pop-up printer window, so that the documents that the printer is printing are canceled.

1. Turn on the computer and click the win icon in the lower left corner of the computer.

2. The page pops up a dialog box, click Device & Printer.

3. Click on the printer you are using, and there is a tick on the printer icon, which is the printer you are using.

4. The printer task dialog box pops up on the page, click the name of the document being printed, and then right-click.

5. A drop-down dialog box pops up on the page, click Cancel.

6. After clicking Cancel, a confirmation prompt pops up on the page, click Yes.

7. After clicking Yes, the status of the print task dialog box will show Deleting. Wait a while and the print job will be deleted.