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1. #Print queue stuck deleting driver
2. #Print queue stuck deleting Patch
3. #Print queue stuck deleting windows

This change has been included in standard Windows Updates, so you should not see this error if your server is fully patched.

#Print queue stuck deleting Patch

Microsoft released a patch for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008R2. There was a known issue affecting Server 2008R2 where jobs would appear stuck with a “Sent to printer” status. Is the print server Windows Server 2008 R2?

#Print queue stuck deleting driver

This configuration lets PaperCut perform watermarking and forced print job attributes like duplex and grayscale as if the driver were using a Standard TCP/IP port.

On the print server open the PaperCut application directory and navigate to \provider\print\win\.If you are using these features (by adding watermarks, forcing duplex, or forcing grayscale with PaperCut) and you see the status of jobs stuck as “Sent to printer”, then try the following workaround to shift these processes out of the PaperCut TCP/IP Port monitor.

However in some situations this can still impact the timing of the print job. PaperCut’s Watermarking and Conversion features are intended to work as efficiently as possible by modifying the spool files of print jobs as they pass through the system.

Solution B: Change the way PaperCut performs Watermarks or Conversions If you are not using the Hardware Page Checks feature, there no need to use the PaperCut TCP/IP Port, simply configure the print queue to use a Standard TCP/IP port instead as we recommend in our article on Windows Print Server Best Practices. Solution A: Switch to using a Standard TCP/IP Port Fortunately, there are two easy ways to fix this. The PaperCut TCP/IP Port is needed to the Hardware Page Checks feature, but can sometimes adversely impact the timing of print jobs especially when used in tandem with other PaperCut features like Watermarking or Grayscale conversion. Try following the steps in our article on Bidirectional Support first to see if that gets things working. Unfortunately, if the printer can’t communicate with the server (maybe because of network issues or because the server is too busy) then the job status may fail to be updated and print jobs will end up stuck in this state. When Bidirectional Support is turned on, a driver component communicates directly with the printer hardware to find out ink/toner levels and the printer’s status. We’ve tried to document each one of them below, along with the appropriate measures to take to get things working again. This can happen in a few situations, some of which may or may not involve PaperCut. If the message gets lost or its timing isn’t appropriately precise, the job may end up stuck in the ‘Sent to printer’ state until manually deleted from the print queue by a sysadmin. When this signal is received, Windows will mark the job as printed and will remove the job from the queue. Normally when a job is printed from the Windows, the status will briefly change to ‘Sent to printer’ until the printer itself notifies the server that the last page was printed successfully. “ Help! Our print jobs appear to be stuck the status ‘Sent to printer’ on our Windows print server! What should we do?”