- Left click on the Start Button.
- Type "cmd" (without the quotes) into the Search programs and files Field.
- Right click on the cmd Program and left click on the
"Run as administrator" Option.
- Left click on the Yes Button.
- Type "net stop spooler" (without the quotes) into the Command Prompt.
- Press the Enter Button on your keyboard.
- Type "del %SystemRoot%\System32\spool\PRINTERS\* /Q" (without the quotes) into the Command Prompt.
- Press the Enter Button on your keyboard.
- Type "net start spooler" (without the quotes) into the Command Prompt.
- Press the Enter Button on your keyboard.
- Type "exit" (without the quotes) into the
Command Prompt.
- Press the Enter Button on your keyboard to complete the process.
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
How to manually clear the Print Queue in Windows 7
Description: This article outlines the process of manually clearing the print queue on Windows 7. This process may help resolve issues where a faulty print job is preventing other items in the queue from being processed.
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