I do not know if you have encountered such a situation, that is, through the software to print the printer command, the printer does not have any response.
So what can we do if we actually have this kind of situation in the actual operation? I hope that the following content, can bring help to everyone.
1, first check whether the printer is currently set to "suspend printing", if so, no matter how to send a print command to the printer, the printer will not accept the Print command, in order to allow the printer to accept the user's response, you can cancel the "suspend printing" This setting, when you cancel this setting, You can open the printer operation window first, and then right-click the program icon for the printer installed in the current system. From the shortcut menu that pops up, you can see that the pause Print command has a tick in front of it, so you can cancel the "Pause printing" setting by clicking the command option with the mouse.
2, check to see if the printer connected to your computer has been set as the default printer, because in many Windows programs, when you click the Print command, the program will transfer the contents of the currently open page to the default printer, if the printer you are using is not previously set as the default printer, The printed content will not be delivered to the currently installed printer, and the document will naturally not print.
At this point, you can open the printer Operation window, and then right-click the corresponding printer icon, from the shortcut menu pop-up later select the set as Default command, you can set the printer to all Windows programs use the default printer.
3, check whether the printer has been online, if the printer is not online, the printer is naturally unable to work. To make the printer online, you must ensure that the printer is powered on, the printer's power switch must be turned on, the printer's paper must be properly positioned, the toner, ink cartridge, or ribbon in the printer must be valid, and that the current printer is not jammed.
Of course, the most direct way to see if a printer is online is to see if the "online" light on the control panel of the printer is on.
4, check the current program in the end to use the printer which port, on the Windows System desktop, click Start/Settings/Control Panel/printer, and then in the Open Printer window, locate the corresponding printer icon, and then right-click it. Select the Properties command on the shortcut menu, and in the Pop-up Printer Properties dialog box, click the Details tab, and in the print to the following port setting item under the Label page, check to see if the printer is set to the appropriate print port.
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