Print jobs remain in the queue after printing

[Gus]

I have Server 2003 and I am seeing all print jobs
originated at the server remaining in the print queue after printing.
.. Print jobs originating from the
server remain in the printer queue after printing regardless of which
printer I use. The status of the jobs shows "Sent to printer". Each
time the server is restarted these queued jobs all reprint. As a test
I shared the printer using the print server port and sent a test page
from my workstation. It also remained in the queue after printing.
Can anyone shed any light on what is going on?

[NoConsequence]

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:26:23 -0800, Gus
<Gus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have Server 2003 and I am seeing all print jobs
>originated at the server remaining in the print queue after printing.
>. Print jobs originating from the
>server remain in the printer queue after printing regardless of which
>printer I use. The status of the jobs shows "Sent to printer". Each
>time the server is restarted these queued jobs all reprint. As a test
>I shared the printer using the print server port and sent a test page
>from my workstation. It also remained in the queue after printing.
>Can anyone shed any light on what is going on?

We already got your problem when you whined it out, TWICE, 3 minutes
prior to THIS post of the EXACT SAME PROBELM.

Impatience is neither well regarded or rewarded here.

[Thee Chicago Wolf]

>I have Server 2003 and I am seeing all print jobs
>originated at the server remaining in the print queue after printing.
>. Print jobs originating from the
>server remain in the printer queue after printing regardless of which
>printer I use. The status of the jobs shows "Sent to printer". Each
>time the server is restarted these queued jobs all reprint. As a test
>I shared the printer using the print server port and sent a test page
>from my workstation. It also remained in the queue after printing.
>Can anyone shed any light on what is going on?

Try installing the following three updates:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/934885
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946198
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/944203

- Thee Chicago Wolf

[Gus]

Sorry I posted my problem 3 times because I was experiencing with my ISP and
gettin blank pages after posting. No intend to bother people in the forum. I
already solve the issue disabling bidirectional printing.

"NoConsequence" wrote:

> On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:26:23 -0800, Gus
> <Gus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I have Server 2003 and I am seeing all print jobs
> >originated at the server remaining in the print queue after printing.
> >. Print jobs originating from the
> >server remain in the printer queue after printing regardless of which
> >printer I use. The status of the jobs shows "Sent to printer". Each
> >time the server is restarted these queued jobs all reprint. As a test
> >I shared the printer using the print server port and sent a test page
> >from my workstation. It also remained in the queue after printing.
> >Can anyone shed any light on what is going on?
>
> We already got your problem when you whined it out, TWICE, 3 minutes
> prior to THIS post of the EXACT SAME PROBELM.
>
> Impatience is neither well regarded or rewarded here.
>
>

[robaki]

Yes, Disabling bidirectional support fixed me too.
We are using AD managed print queues and although the workstation showed bidirectional was off, it was On in the server. As soon as that was disabled, it fixed it.