I have two issues with printing from my Windows 7 computer to my hp LaserJet 4P printer. This is the first of the two. My hp 4P printer has a standard printer connector in the back of it, and I have in the past connected it to my computers LPT1 printer connector. My hp Pavilion an computer, however, does not have an LPT1 port, so I use an USB-to-printer cable as the means of sending print jobs to my printer.
When I go to "Devices and Printers" and then click on my hp-4p printer icon, and then click on the "See What's Printing" tab above it, I get a window up that shows the print jobs same basic window as in XP, other earlier operating systems. I have read the other posts in this forum for deleting print jobs, and in all those cases I need to do something extraordinary and it only works for that one print job - so it has to be done for every print job I may want to delete.
Things like type in a series of commands in the run window, or go delete everything in the printer spool file and then restart the computer. Though they allegedly work, they seem to me to be extremely awkward ways to have to address this for each print job that fails. Is there a better, easier way, to do this - like set a parameter in Windows 7 to a different value? Anyone have insights on this? Click on the Windows button in the lower left corner of the screen.
Double-click on the icon for the printer to which you sent the print job. Launching either cmd. I can also open printer queue as Administrator and be able to cancel job, but that is not what I am looking for. I am member of domain admins do I just wanna open devices and printers, locate job and cancel it, without any extra clicking, if you know what I mean :.
This is found in Print Management Console. Right click your server name and select Properties, then go to the security tab. If that looks good, Windows is not passing you along with the proper security acls so just create a domain or local group and add those folks that need to be able to manage printers and the documents in queue. Assign all the rights to this group to all the existing printers and to the default security I mentioned previously.
This permission will only take affect on new print jobs. The ones in the queue were created before this change and you don't have rights. When I get to a computer tomorrow I will send the Technet link to the Microsoft document that was created when the delegated print server admin feature was added to Windows.
Just a last question - when I open printer queue with Control Panel, I still have access denied, but when I open it with Print Management, it is working just perfect.
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Submit ». Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Hello, can anyone help me with that please? I am member of Domain Admins, I checked permission on that one particular printer and I have all permissions. Best Answer. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Now do the job cancel Thanks. View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». JJoyner This person is a verified professional. Or just clear out all of the hung jobs after hours.
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