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How to Cancel a Stuck Print Job - How to remove a stuck print job
How to Cancel a Print Job in the Print Queue - How to Forcefully Clear the Print Queue
Canceling a print job - -
Clear and Restart the Print Spooler Manually
To clear and restart the print spooler manually, youll first need to stop the Print Spooler service.
Click Start, type services, and then click the Services app.
In the right-hand pane of the Services window, find and double-click the Print Spooler service to open its properties window.
In the properties window, on the General tab, click the Stop button.
Youll be restarting the service a bit later, so go ahead and leave this properties window open for now.
Fire up File Explorer and browse to the following locationor just copy and paste this text into your File Explorer address bar and hit Enter:
%windir%\System32\spool\PRINTERS Youll likely be asked to provide permission to access this folder. Go ahead and accept.
:
%windir%\System32\spool\PRINTERS
Delete the contents of the entire folder by pressing Ctrl+A and then the Delete key.
Now, return to that open properties window in the Services app and click Start to restart the Print Spooler service. Click OK to close the properties window and you can also go ahead and exit the Services app.
As soon as you restart the Print Spooler service, all the documents in your queue are immediately respool
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