This is one issue that I have not seen addressed.
I've had this problem on HP 660 and 880 plus few other HP's.
Sometimes when printing, after a jam or paper outage, and the print job is deleted from printer queue, the printer will from then on print nothing but garbage (hearts, weird characters etc).
I reboot and all is then ok.
But I have to ask, what causes this? Is their a way to clear a printer buffer area to fix this, if that is the problem? Is the problem on the pc side or is it something messed up in the printer itself?
Yes, I can always reboot, but I would like to delve a bit deeper into the workings of the all powerful (yet devious)
workings of the PC.
Thanks.
I've had this problem on HP 660 and 880 plus few other HP's.
Sometimes when printing, after a jam or paper outage, and the print job is deleted from printer queue, the printer will from then on print nothing but garbage (hearts, weird characters etc).
I reboot and all is then ok.
But I have to ask, what causes this? Is their a way to clear a printer buffer area to fix this, if that is the problem? Is the problem on the pc side or is it something messed up in the printer itself?
Yes, I can always reboot, but I would like to delve a bit deeper into the workings of the all powerful (yet devious)
workings of the PC.
Thanks.