The solution to every printing problem according to the Helpdesk is to restart the print server on the print spooler. I don't pretend to know very much about print servers, but this seems to be a ...

Restarting the computer often clears things up, as this restarts the print spooler service as well. You can also stop and restart the spooler without rebooting when you are logged on as the ...

A Printer Spooler is a temporary place that holds anything sent to print. It is available as a service in Windows, which manages the pooling system. It is especially useful when the printer is shared ...

However, you can potentially increase system performance by moving the printer spool files to a different drive than the one that holds the operating system. Computers frequently access system files, ...