07-15-2016 02:51 PM - last edited on 07-15-2016 03:05 PM by Stephen
"printer in error state," is not discussed anywhere I could find. Does someone have a clue to
reverse this...?
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10-15-2018 02:05 PM
Call the Canon number and they helped me fix it quickly and easily by rebooting my router. Thank you, William!
12-04-2017 04:21 AM
Are you facing Windows 10 printer problems like Printer in an error state or unable to print or connect?
If your Windows 10 compatible printer’s displaying “Printer in error state” there may be a problem with the printer itself.
So before doing any changes, make sure the printer is properly turned on, connected to your PC by the cable or Wi-Fi connection. Also, check it for the low paper or ink and be sure printer’s cover isn’t open and the paper isn’t jammed.
I have also faced this annoying error a month ago and thankfully making few changes in the Port Settings through Device Manager helped me in this situation. Here's how to fix Printer in Error State:
These changes in Port Settings should fix Printer in Error State in Windows 10 operating system.
Article Source:
http://www.zerodollartips.com/printer-in-error-state-windows-10/
https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/4028004/windows-printer-in-error-state
I hope it helps.
Thanks
02-11-2018 10:28 PM
After fiddling around with it for awhile, I finally found the solution and as it turned out, it was a much easier fix than what I expected. Not sure if this is the problem with everybodys issue but all I had to do was:
With the printer turned on:
Disconnect from my ISP & then reconnect to my ISP.
As soon as I did that, this error message went away and my print job printed.
02-12-2018 09:32 AM
Thanks - I'll try that. It certainly can't hurt.
02-12-2018 12:22 PM
Hope it helps. Good luck
08-23-2018 06:27 PM
I disconnect my router and reconnected like you said and my printer is now working! Thanks for the simple fix.
10-17-2018 11:43 PM
A great fix. Messed around for days trying to fix this problem and just noticed your suggestion. So why not, and it worked.
Thanks.
03-14-2018 09:35 AM
I pulled the power plug from the printer for 5 minutes; that did not solve the problem, even when the printer was hard-wired to my computer. Then I read it might be a wifi/port problem. I unpluged the router. With the printer hard-wired, I was able to scan and print. Then I re-powered the router, and everything reset. Printer and scanner are working through the wifi now; hard-wire is removed since I only have one USB port and need it for other operations besides running my printer.
04-24-2018 04:18 AM
Solved in my case as below: (Firewall issue).
1) All other methods tried. (e.g. Turning off router, computer, modem etc, software reinstall, rebootoong computer, hard reset, attempt to update firmware, many others).
2) Solution - Anti Virus (Norton in this case listed the "Spooler SubSystem App" as blocked. C:\Windows\System32\spoolsv.exe as a blocked program under Firewalls Setting - Program Control - allow - apply -close.
3) Complete resolved instantly. Unclear how this suddendly was listed as a blocked program.
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