Printer stop printing

SOURCE: lexmark x1240 printer will not print.

Keep your paper feed under 15 pages. The paper will tend to pull to the right, but it will print correctly on the printed page. 20 to 25 pages in the feeder will result in a paper jam. To find the status on the print job, go to your control conter and hit printers. Choose your spicific printer and you may beable to save the printjob.

Anand Kumar

• 2035 Answers
• Posted on May 13, 2008

SOURCE: printer locks up

1. Click Start, Printers and Faxes and double-click on the Lexmark printer driver.
2. Open the Printer menu and select Cancel All Documents. This will purge the print queue so as to allow the printer to print or uninstall the driver.
3. If the print jobs are not removed from the queue, click Start, Run, type Net Stop Spooler, and press ENTER.
4. Click Start, Shutdown, and select Restart. The documents or the print jobs should be removed.

1. Restart the PC in "safe mode". To do this:
1. Click Start, Shut Down and select Restart.
2. While the PC is restarting, press the F8 key on the keyboard. Note: Do not hold down the key down, but be aware that you may need to press it several times.
2. When in safe mode, click Start, My Computer.
3. Double-click on the (C:) drive.
4. Double-click on the Windows folder.
5. Double-click on the System32 folder.
6. Double-click on the Spool folder.
7. Double-click on the Printers folder.
8. Select the contents of this folder and click Delete.

SOURCE: Lexmark 2380 plus won't stop printing

i think its a firmware issue for me..

I experience it before with my printer ..

I just flash with another firmware..
and if the problem still exist..try to

uninstall printer driver and install another one.^_^

SOURCE: printer won't delete job

First goto Start>run>type services.msc then find print spooler then stop it ...
Goto Start>run>type spool > goto printer and delete all files ...
at last goto Start>run>type services.msc then find print spooler then start it ...

SOURCE: Lexmark C510 is making grinding noises while printing large jobs

I found another posting stating that the culprit was the black toner cartridge. Sure enough I changed our black cartridge and the grinding noise has stopped. No wonder the grinding noise was not happening all the time only when the black cartridge got low. Thanks for the help!