HI,
See if this link will help you > http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/windows7/View-pause-or-cancel-printing
or see if there is a menu drop down right click on printer icon and see if there is a tick next to pause then untick....
Regards
GT4U
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Printer was working fine and then would not print. Showed printer is "paused"? Printer is directly connected to my computer via USB cable.
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HI,
See if this link will help you > http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/windows7/View-pause-or-cancel-printing
or see if there is a menu drop down right click on printer icon and see if there is a tick next to pause then untick....
Regards
GT4U
I have this same problem! I don't know what's happening but I have some really important documents that it's necessary for me to print within the next few days, but I can't get the printer to work. I've always thought I was pretty good with computers, both software and hardware, but I'm really not sure what to do...can anyone help?
Have a HP Photosmart 7520 printer. Was working fine then all of a sudden I can not get anything to print. There are 7 documents in the que. Can anyone help. Hate Microsoft 10. Did not have these trouble until I installed it.
I'm not the original poster but I have the same problem.
Your kind solution unfortunately did not work for me.
The only document still in queue still shows "Paused" and I can't Un-Pause.
I even tried Uninstalling and Re=Installing, but now I have HP PSC 1200 and same thing Copy 1 !!!
Should I try Uninstalling again?
If so, should I wait before Reinstalling?
Going nuts trying to get printer working again! Have of course checked all connections...
TIA
Giborah
What happened to your system shortly before the printing problem began?
Assuming that you have Windows 7 (this is posted in the Windows 7 section),
If there are jobs pending in the queue and they don't start printing when the checks above are removed, clear out the print queue as follows and then restart the computer.
net stop spooler
del /Q "%windir%\system32\spool\PRINTERS\*.*"
net start spooler
exit
Report your results.