On 15 Aug 2006 16:03:28 -0700, "Amanda" <amanda772008@yahoo.com> wrote
in <1155683008.617667.195250@75g2000cwc.googlegroups. com>:

>My sister's wireless network is via Wi-Fi Modem w/ Cable.
>
>Yesterday (Monday), I successfully set up the D-Link DPR 1260 wireless
>printserver to be used with HP OfficeJet 5610 All-in-one.
>
>This morning, printing wirelessly, i.e. no physical connection from
>printserver to the wireless network, was working fine but after I
>tested the SCAN feature - success, when I needed to print a letter, it
>wouldn't print.

Try turning off print spooling of that printer -- print directly to the
port instead -- spooling can cause problems of stuck print jobs with
wireless print servers.

>Btw, last night (Monday), the successful set-up was with USB port no. 3
>on the printserver - I couldn't delete the connection initially
>connected to Port no 1 btw - but the print dialog box was showing that
>it was with the printer set up at USB port_2.
>
>Anyway, today, tech support put me on a wild goose chase making me use
>different USB ports and now all 4 ports have been utilized but none
>working w/ or w/o network cable from printerserver to wireless network,
>and I can't delete the printers under "Control Panel's Printers and
>Faxes" because I get a message that would say "Operations cannot be
>performed. There are print jobs ...".

You first need to manually clear the print spool queue. The following
batch job (or just enter commands in a Command Prompt window) should do
the trick:

---------------------------------------------------
net stop spooler
del /q %SystemRoot%\system32\spool\PRINTERS\*
net start spooler
---------------------------------------------------

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