Is there a limit on how many print jobs can be queued up in the Windows Print Spooler?
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Update: There seems to be a 4GB Limit per Job, couldnt find any Info on other limitations, however. My own testing shows that it can handle a thousand Print Jobs/40kB without Problems.
Johannes Rudolph
2009-09-24 20:51:35
I'm having troubles over 100 print jobs put through to the a label printer. This are placed by C# code. I'm wondering how I could code to 'wait' after 'a number' of jobs as to let it clear up..
lb
2010-06-11 01:07:10
The most obvious solution would be to Thread.Sleep() a little.
Johannes Rudolph
2010-06-11 22:31:09
A:
If you put in a print job you want to cancel or is deleting but never actually leaves the queue do this:
- Browse to Start>Run (click Window button + R) and type NET STOP SPOOLER and click enter.
- Do the same thing but this time type NET START SPOOLER to restart the print spooler service.
Then you're able to start printing again.
Dylan
2010-02-04 15:05:32