HP Deskjet D1460 Can't delete print queue

Forever refusing to print.

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Here is a document helping you find your model number: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=bud09626
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I have deleted jobs from my computer's printer folder, yet they are still being held in the printer. When I restart the printer, the jobs start printing. I know how to delete them one at a time. The job starts, delete it, the next job starts, delete it; that gets old.
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Files hanging in print queue. Reboot seems only way to release to print device

The tech from the Windows Forum suggested I should post my problem here because you folks have better expertise.
My OS is Win 7 Pro. Have three output devices. Two hang files in the print queue. Third is an early 90's vintage HP Laserjet. Works flawless.
All devices are connected to our ehternet and Dell server. Other users do not experience the problem my desktop unit suddenly has encounted.
1. Ricoh Model C5501 with Fiery (Had on the network for two years, no problem until recent.
2. No hardware or softwware changes, although the problem started happening after a late December or Early January Windows update. Only thing I know . Coincidence? Maybe
3. Computer is on a domain network
4. Sometimes I get a message out of the system tray that tells me the document failed to print, but there is no message number. Other devices no message at all.
The files just fail to print or released from the print queue.
I can open the print queue and delete the files or cancel printing without a problem.
Tried stopping and restarting the print spooler. No help. Files still in print queue.
Re-booting the computer will release the files from the print queue. That has been my only dastardly work around.
Could my print spooler files be corrupted? Could a Windows update have changed my environment or written a file to cause this scenario?

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After printing to my wireless HP P1102w LaserJet, the print queue does not clear/empty. So, when I print, again, the printer does not respond because there are queued docs to print, yet. I can physically delete the queue, but this is cumbersome. And, I am not the only user of the printer. It took forever to get the proper drivers loaded by using Apple Update. Finally, the printer prints, whether using wireless or Wi-Fi. But, the document remains in the queue. Any ideas? Or, is this an HP problem?

I just went through this myself. It is basically as fede says. You need cups installed and running, and hplip installed. Some of the printers require a plugin (like my LaserJet 1018), and that may be why you get the message 'filter failed'. I got it too.
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Printing queue management

I'm not sure this is really a "LabVIEW" problem, but I was looking for someway to solve it from within my program.
In my application, I am automatically printing out a 2 page test report approximately every 15 minutes. (I do this by calling a VI, and printing it out using the 'Print this VI when completed' option.) The problem is that after some time, the print queue eventually builds to a large amount of printouts and begins to bog down system performance. I am assuming that this is because the printer is running out of paper or has jammed; but I can't be sure since I am not local to the site where the software is running.
Is there some way from within LabVIEW for me to determine if there has been a problem printing out my reports, or if the printer status is OK? I am printing to a HP Laserjet 1022n that is just plugged into the LAN. There doesn't seem to be an API in any of the manuals I've looked at for me to send a message to the printer via the network to get the size of the print queue or anything like that. The PC is running Windows XP.
Has anyone dealt with similiar problems, or have any ideas? The best that I've been able to come up with is just to task schedule in windows a reset of the print spooler at a regular interval to stop this from happening. (Which is not really a good solution to the real problem.)

A simple solution might be to open a command prompt using the SYSTEM EXEC.VI (essentially a container for a CIN {Code Interface Note}) and issue the NET PRINT command which will return a list of jobs in the printer queues.
You could then work out if jobs were being printed or not and subsequently decide if to warn the user or selectively delete print queue items.
You will get a list of all print queus so you may need to have the user indicate a specific print queue or server.
The other option is to start accessing the Windows API to obtain printer que information, the former is likely to be the fastest to implement, if tedious.
Below is a sample output for a computer without print queue
"NET PRINT
\\computername\sharename
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NET PRINT displays print jobs and shared queues.
For each queue, the display lists jobs, showing the size and status of each job, and the status of the queue.
\\computername        Is the name of the computer sharing the printer queue(s).
sharename                Is the name of the shared printer queue.
job#                          Is the identification number assigned to a print job. A computer with one or more printer queues assigns each print job a unique number.
/HOLD                       Prevents a job in a queue from printing.The job stays in the printer queue, and other jobs bypass it until it is released.
/RELEASE                Reactivates a job that is held.
/DELETE                  Removes a job from a queue.

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I have approx 150 Panther and Tiger clients, both using Ethernet and 802.11G, print-served by a G5 Tiger Server. Often, a client user unintentionally somehow manages to stop the print queue, stopping print-services to that particular printer altogether. In order to find the offending client, I need to go around to each client to look for a printer icon in the Dock with a red exclamation point. Once found, I can restart the print queue from this client.
My questions are:
1) None of my users are advanced enough to purposefully stop the print queue. Is there a keyboard shortcut or print menu item that is easy to push by mistake - in other words, how can it be that my users repeatedly manage to accidentally stop my print queue? And how can set up my client to prevent accidental stops?
2) Is there a way I can restart the print queue from the server? Finding the offending client again and again can get a little tedious, and requires me to be present and available to do so, as none of my users are trained to restart the print queue from client.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
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Ah! This is what I had running:
#!/bin/bash
# This program deletes files older than 1 hour in /var/spool/cups
# and older than 5 minutes in /var/spool/cups/tmp .
# It also repairs permissions on SAMBA spool (for Windows printer sharing)
/usr/bin/find /private/var/spool/cups/ -type f -mmin +60 -delete
/usr/bin/find /private/var/spool/cups/tmp/ -type f -mmin +5 -delete
chmod 777 /var/spool/samba
Combine it with..
#!/bin/bash
/System/Library/StartupItems/PrintingServices/PrintingServices stop
rm -R /private/var/spool/cups/*
mkdir /private/var/spool/cups/tmp
/System/Library/StartupItems/PrintingServices/PrintingServices start
/usr/bin/enable `lpstat -p | grep 'disabled' | awk '{ print $2 }'`
And it might take care of itself.

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