Delete every file within this folder to empty the jammed print queue (pressing the "ctrl" and "a" keys will select all files and then you can just hit "delete").Within the Spool folder is your Printers folder, and you should open that
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Windows may warn you that you are about to view system files, but click "View files anyway" message and search out the "spool folder". So click on your Windows drive (usually C), then double-click on the Windows folder, and then find the System32 folder and double-click on that. Your windows drive may have another name for instance, but this would be uncommon. The usual path to the spool folder is C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\PRINTERS, but yours may be slightly different. Usually Windows is installed on C: drive, but you should be easily able to tell when the Explorer window opens which drive it is on. To do this we navigate to the print spool folder which is hiding within the Windows folders. We've stopped the queue service, now we just have to clear the jam that is already there.Leaving that window open for now, click again on "Start", and then click "My Computer" to open a Windows Explorer window.This will stop the computer running the process that holds your print queues Right-click this entry, then select "stop".Scroll down the alphabetical list in the right window pane until you come to the entry with the name "Print Spooler.Type "services.msc" at the prompt which will open the Services window.To fix a print spooler issue is relatively easy and this usually solves the problem. This can cause all sorts of issues with prints, including prints that only partially complete.
Sometimes there can be some left over data in your 'print spooler' - the temporary area data is stored in as it is handed off to the printer.
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