Hi,
Because of many reason I want to check the printer cache and clear the cache. how to do that? Using an HP PSC 2175 ALL-IN-ONE.
Thanks for any help.
Hi,
Because of many reason I want to check the printer cache and clear the cache. how to do that? Using an HP PSC 2175 ALL-IN-ONE.
Thanks for any help.
HP, Print job problems,troubleshoot. It may help,
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Have you tried using lpq and lprm ? type lpq -Pprintername to get some info, and then lprm -Pprintername, followed by the job id or your username to clear everything.
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Normally, lpstat -t will list all the printers available to a system and then list all print jobs in a particular printers queue. A print job looks similar to printer_name-1234. To kill that particular print job type:
cancel printer-name-1234
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