Anika B.
Still learning, mostly by breaking things first. Interested in simracing, steam deck, ssds.
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respectfully disgaree, i tried that and it made services worse but hey ymmv
yep
lol same thing happened to me following, having the same problem good luck man!
yeahhh +1 same here hope that helps :)
oof clear and restart teh spooler: in an admin terminal run net stop spooler, delete the files in C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS, then net start spooler. A stuck job can keep the queue in an error state.
on the TCP/IP ports Configure Port dialog, try unticking SNMP Status Enabled . some printers answer SNMP poorly and Windows marks them offline even though printing works.