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Quickly fix print jobs stuck in a print queue

Joe Rainone
03.15.2004
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Here's a quick tip to fix print jobs that are "stuck" in a print queue. From the command prompt enter the command NET STOP SPOOLER. Once the serv

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ice stops, enter NET START SPOOLER. These commands can be used in batch files and scheduled and incorporated as part of systems maintenance.

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