Wireless print job stuck in queue

C5180 print jobs from network are stuck in queue and won't print. I've reinstalled driver, etc. Does print from a USB cable connection. Any ideas?

I've got a similar problem with the officejet 5510 (multifunction) attached by USB to XP computer. I can print direct (connected by USB) and wirelessly from my windows 7 laptop. I can print direct (USB) from my Mac OS 10.4.11 However, when I print wirelessly from the Mac, the print job shows up in the que on the XP machine with the 5510 attached, but wont print. I have to clear the spool from the command line.
I've set up the 5510 wirelessly by using the advanced windows printing via Samba, by Lpd to the IP address, and by simply adding the printer in the work group. All three ways result in network traffic (I see it on the firewall log) and result in a document queued.
since there is no 5510 officejet (mutlifunction), I have set up the printer with the cups/gutenprint 5.2.7 profiles using several different printers - generic officejet, deskjet 950c, officejet 5110, designjet 5500ps, designjet 5000PS HP 9085MFP.
I can't get the print job out of the queue/spool and into the printer.
Any thoughts?

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