Docs from Google Chrome (Adobe Acrobat DC) Stuck in Print Queue

Using HP Print & Scan Dr I have cleared up my queue so I can print from my MS Office docs. However, when trying to print a doc from my banking site using Google Chrome as the browser, the print options come up in Adobe but only go to the queue without printing. I uninstalled and reinstalled Adobe to see if that would free up the queue...no luck. HP's Dr allows me to print from other docs including email from MS Outlook. Suggestions? I did go to 2 other websites and was able to print from both in Adobe. I wonder if it's something with my bank's site?

Hey , Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you're experiencing issues when printing from an online banking site using Google Chrome on your computer. I would like to assist you today with resolving this printing issue. However, in order for me to provide you with accurate support today I do need to clarify a few things. (1) What Operating System are you using on your computer? (2) What HP printer do you have? (3) Are you able to print from the online banking website using a different internet browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox)? Once I have the answers to my questions above, I will be more then happy the guide you to a solution. I look forward to hearing from you!

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