Print Spooler service auto-shutdown

1: Drug Search

2: Empty C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS

3: Scratch allows services to interact with the desktop, especially if an HP printer is turned over, this step usually solves the problem

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4: May be a drive disorder, modify the registry to remove all printers

Delete Registry \hkey_local_machine\system\controlsetoo1\control\print\printers

All printers in the directory (note that the directory is not deleted together). Restart if the failure continues to delete a * * * booklet information

Delete the registry \hkey_local_machine\system\controlsetoo1\control\print\environments\ (selected here according to your operating system, If it is 2000, remove all printers under drivers under Version-3 in the windows4.0 directory, and delete Windows NT If 2003, XP, win732 bit x86 below drivers below Version-3 all printers below, if 64 bit remove all printers under Dirvers below Version-3 under Windows x64

5: If you are using McAfee Enterprise Antivirus. In general, McAfee will automatically delete the Sfc_os.dll DLL file, which can filter the secondary files. This DLL file is running properly so the print service will not shut down automatically.

Print Spooler service auto-shutdown