When my printer shows a paper jam, and I pull the paper out, I then have to turn the printer off, and turn it back on for it to operate again. The problem is; when I turn it back on it spits tons of paper out with wierd printing on it. It just keeps on and on. It will use the whole paper tray full of paper! I can't get it to quit! What can I do?
The issue of Print Spooler Keeps Stopping Windows 10 due to when document that has been sent to the printer and has been added to the print queue by the spooler, It will halt your work. HP Error 1053 includes, Spooler corrupt and sometimes the spooler can't translate it for the printer.
Steps to Fix Print Spooler Keeps Stopping Windows 10 :-
Step 1. Select under the start menu and Open the Run command or pressing the Windows Key + R.
Step 2. And Type services.msc and after press enter.
Step 3. Scroll down and double left click or (snap) on Print Spooler.
Step 4. Choose the Log On tab.
Step 5. Unchecked the box for Allow service to interact (collaborate) with desktop.
Step 6. Click Apply
Step 7. Select the General Tab for the Print Spooler and select Start.
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Posted on May 23, 2020
The DeskJet printers are notorious for this problem. When you turn the printer off and back on in the middle of a print job, it gets confused when it is back on and cannot interpret the print language when it resumes from the computer. Whenever this happens in the future, you need to delete the print job off your pc before turning the printer back on. If you have windows XP, click START, SETTINGS, PRINTERS&FAXES, then double-click on your printer icon. When the queue window comes up, right-click on the active print job, select DELETE, then reply YES to confirm. If you don't see the print job delete (it might take a minute or so), then you will have to stop/start your Windows print spooler. Go to START, SETTINGS, CONTROL PANEL. Double-click the ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS icon. Double-click the SERVICES icon. Scroll down and locate PRINT SPOOLER. Right-click on it and select STOP. Wait about 10 seconds, then right-click on it again and select START. Close out of the SERVICES & CONTROL PANEL windows. Open your printer status window again and see if it is clear. Once it is clear, it will be safe to turn your printer back on. Hope this helps.
Posted on Mar 06, 2007
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Paper jams inside the printer
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Clearing credit card-sized paper jammed inside the printer
Credit card-sized and 4" x 6" sized paper must be loaded properly. If this media is not loaded properly, it will feed into the printer and will not exit. Credit card-sized paper should only be loaded in the ASF and in portrait orientation. 4" x 6" sized paper can be loaded in the ASF or cassette. But must be loaded portrait orientation.
If credit card-sized paper was loaded in landscape orientation in the ASF and did not eject (exit), please follow this procedure.
Paper jam
To clear a paper jam
1. Remove the paper from the paper tray.
2. If you are printing labels, verify that a label did not become detached from the label sheet while passing through the printer.
3. Turn off the printer.
4. Remove the rear access door. Press the handle to the right, and then pull out the door.
5. Remove the paper jam from the back of the printer, and then replace the rear access door securely.
6. If the paper jam cannot be removed from the back of the printer, raise the printer cover, remove the paper jam from the front of the printer, and then lower the cover.
Caution Remove the paper jam carefully as it is possible to damage the printer when removing paper from the front.
7. Reload paper in the paper tray.
8. Turn on the printer.
9. Reprint the document
if this does not help I would suggest installing a new driver from: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=ca&docname=c00211293&product=1839853&
Trust this is helpful. :)
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Thank you so much. Your solution solved the problem! I have been dealing with this for months! You're great!!!!!!
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