Many printers are now automated, which brings a lot of convenience to customers, but even simple operations may cause some failures, and these failures may often be caused by program conflicts. 　　
According to the user's feedback: when you want to delete the print task and reset the work, the printer will not be able to print when you print again, but the computer still displays it is ready to print. So why is this phenomenon happening? The following is an analysis for you.
To analyze this problem, we must first analyze the specific steps of the user. The user is using Maintop software, and the specific operation steps are: press the pause button during the printing process of the stormjet inkjet printer, then delete the print job, and finally press reset. It can be concluded from the above steps that in fact, the user only deleted the job, that is, only deleted the task of the Maintop management system, but did not cancel the task on the inkjet printer machine operation. The inkjet printer driver on the computer is still running the operation task, resulting in a conflict between the driver and the Maintop software, the driver has no response, but the user continues to operate and wants to reprint, at this time because the software is running normally Yes, so you can see that the interface shows that the printing is being prepared, but in fact the driver does not respond, and the inkjet printer cannot continue to work. At this time, if you want the stormjet inkjet printer to continue to work, you must close the Maintop software process and restart the printer, or more completely, you must restart the computer.
In fact, this situation can also be avoided. Users who want to delete a job during the printing process need to cancel the task first, instead of suspending the task, and then delete it.