Cancel print job

SOURCE: how do i cancel a print job on h okidata printer

Click on Start - Printers & Faxes - then double click on your printer.
It will display a list of files that are queued on that printer to be printed, then right click on the print file you want to delete and then click cancel.

SOURCE: i went to the printers and faxes menu. i clicked

Next Time remove the Printer power cable, then unplug it from your PC, restart the printer. then Check all the process again try printing a page then on the bottom right of your task bar (start up) you will see a printer icon, double click to open and then delete the printing
NOTE: it is better to cancel printing from the Printer itself and Delete printing from the PC, because before the PC sends a cancel command to the Printer the document would have finished Spooling at this point the printer does not need the PC to print

SOURCE: Trying to cancel a print

Sometimes this is a right royal pain int he **** to actually do. You need to cancel from the pc that send the print job, then you might have to turn the printer off and restart it a few times. Usually just once if you leave it off for a half minute does the trick. The idea is to clear the memory or buffer.

If it will not clear on the pc then it gets annoying as you won't be able to print until it is out of the way. Cancle the job then delete it from the cue. Then try a reboot or two. If nothing else you can remove the printer from the printer menu, then reboot and add it back in. That force the OS to clear out the spooler and so on. You used to have to hunt down the print job file and manually delete it.

SOURCE: Just put all new image drums and toner in my Okidata C5300n, checked the IP address, the computer sees it and shows the pending print job, but the printer in not receiving the print job.

In most laser printers, when you replace the drum, you need to reset your drum in your printer's menu options. This is to reset the page count for your printer to tell you when it will need to be replace again.