Thanks for all of the suggestions. I tried all of them several times. But
eventually got it to behave after disconnecting it from the computer &
restarting it several times.
I am really disappointed in HP's KB. It has got the be the lamest. I have yet
to find a solution to ANY HP problem in that KB. When searching I get
everything but what I'm looking for. Then when I Google with the same search
terms, I will find the problem fairly quickly. They must be taking lessons from
MS. Has anyone else ever found HP KB any help???
Thanks again for all of the great suggestions!!!
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 18:18:52 -0400
Rick Glazier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When I have a run-away printer, I do two things.
>
> 1. Unplug it for 15 minutes. NO printer I know of will
> spool 685 jobs (and burn them to flash memory).
> If it has any sort of user accessible battery, you might have to
> remove that too...
>
> 2. I remove ALL paper and turn it back on. Eventually, it will
> complain about the lack of paper and offer to cancel the job or jobs.
> (With older HPs, all I had to do was unplug them, and give them
> a little rest...)
>
> Rick Glazier
> CC: offlist
>
> From: "Chris Shaw"
> > I have an Officejet G85 printer that has 685 jobs left to print. I have
> > turned off printer & computer & restarted them but it
> keeps printing. Does anyone know how to clear these jobs out of the printer??
> The computer has already sent the jobs to the printer,
> so it keeps printing whether the computer is connected or not. So it must
> still have it's memory full. Is there a way to reset the
> memory or printer to eliminate these pages??
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