This will open the registry editor. Step 2: Navigate to the following key in the registry HKEY.


But that’s not all! You have to delete the printer from one more location in the registry: HKEY. Go ahead and expand the print server key and delete the printer from the list. Now close the registry editor and reboot your computer. The undeletable network printer should now be gone.
Have you ever run into the situation where you sent a job to the printer, but it just refused to print? You check the print job queue and everything looks fine, but. Print Queue Manager 6 (Windows Vista/7/8) Details Category: Print Queue Manager Published on Wednesday, 02 July 2014 01:31 Do you manage a computer lab?

Print Jobs- stuck/won't cancel/won't delete !!!! This is a not a problem with vista, it is with lexmark that installs a spooler dependent on itself.
It would be sort of like filing an insurance claim and the insurance company wanting to know the name of your mothers 2nd cousins niece before they pay, Stopping and starting the print spooler does not work because it only stops again. I have had it work up to a day before it would stop but it always does. To solve this do the following: Some Lexmark printer drivers install a service called Lex. BCES, and make the spooler dependent on that service. There seem to be a number of cases where the Lex. BCES service gets hung, and that then blocks the spooler from starting. To fix this: 1. Installation programs that both fail to completely remove old drivers and fail to properly install new ones.
LEXMARK printers should not have the LOGO works with vista until it is verified they can do so without a team of engineers and now counting, 2.