Canceling Print jobs.

I have an HP 6500 e710n and it is setup to eprint. In my list of print jobs there is one that is pending. I can't get it to print and I can't get it to cancel. Get an error message that says Can't cancel job. How do I get rid of it because when I try to email newer jobs to the printer I get an email that says printing delayed because printer is printing, and I think it's that one pending print job doing it to me.
Thanks
Russ

i have the same problem.
what we can do?

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Please go through instructions carefully:
Ist Method:
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