In the Printers & Scanners window, select the printer whose print queue needs to be viewed, and then select the Open queue button. A new window with the name of the printer opens and displays a list …

This article covers common printer problems in Windows, including printer not found, print jobs stuck in the queue, printer spooler crashes, and more, along with step-by-step troubleshooting solutions for …

Find out how to change your printer's status from "offline" to "online" in Windows.

Wait for the print job to disappear from the print job queue and then close the printer's dialog box. If your print job no longer appears in the queue, or if it has been fully sent to the printer, you might need to …

When the Advanced Job Status is chosen the job will not be removed from the print queue unless the printer supports bidirectional communication. The queue is waiting for confirmation from the printer …

A print job is stuck in the printer queue of the Windows NT print server and cannot be deleted. Resolution To remove the print job, follow these steps. On the print server: Close Print Manager in …

Find out how to install the latest driver for your printer. If you recently upgraded Windows, your printer driver might need to be reinstalled.

The installer might be included with the printer or downloaded from the printer manufacturer's website. To fix this issue, follow the instructions in the article Add or install a printer in Windows instead of …

Find out how to change your printer's status from "offline" to "online" in Windows.

If the printer isn't paused, but print jobs are stacking up anyhow, it's possible that another print job is holding up the queue because of an error with that job.