Cancel a print job

How do I Steps to perform

To cancel the print job press and release Cancel on the

Cancel a print job from the product control product control panel

panel HP LaserJet P1006 P1009 P1500

NOTE Pressing Cancel clears the job that the product is

Series only currently processing If more than one process is running

for example the product is printing a document while

receiving a fax pressing Cancel clears the process that

currently appears on the product control panel

Typically a dialog box appears briefly on the computer

Cancel a print job from the software screen allowing you to cancel the print job

program

Windows 2000 Go to the Printer dialog box Click

Cancel a print job from the Windows print Start click Settings and then click Printers Double

queue click the product icon to open the window select the

print job and then click Delete

Windows XP Click Start click Settings and then

click Printers and Faxes Double click the product

icon to open the window right click the print job that

you want to cancel and then click Cancel

Windows Vista Click Start click Control Panel and

then under Hardware and Sound click Printer

Double click the product icon to open the window

right click the print job that you want to cancel and

then click Cancel

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Cancel a print job

How do I Steps to perform

To cancel the print job press and release Cancel on the

Cancel a print job from the product control product control panel

panel HP LaserJet P1006 P1009 P1500

NOTE Pressing Cancel clears the job that the product is

Series only currently processing If more than one process is running

for example the product is printing a document while

receiving a fax pressing Cancel clears the process that

currently appears on the product control panel

Typically a dialog box appears briefly on the computer

Cancel a print job from the software screen allowing you to cancel the print job

program

Windows 2000 Go to the Printer dialog box Click

Cancel a print job from the Windows print Start click Settings and then click Printers Double

queue click the product icon to open the window select the

print job and then click Delete

Windows XP Click Start click Settings and then

click Printers and Faxes Double click the product

icon to open the window right click the print job that

you want to cancel and then click Cancel

Windows Vista Click Start click Control Panel and

then under Hardware and Sound click Printer

Double click the product icon to open the window

right click the print job that you want to cancel and

then click Cancel

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Development Company L P

Statement P1007 and P1008 Series

Printers Windows 98 ME NT

Support

Security Level Public

Date Written Updated May 30 2007

Document Number c01146100

Document Summary

Windows 98 ME Support

Windows NT Support

ALERT Printer Driver Support for Windows 98 ME and

NT

Effective June 1 2007 HP support for Windows 98 ME NT will end

1 There will be no further support of the HP Windows 98 ME NT traditional

printer drivers

2 There will be no further development or enhancements of the Windows

98 ME NT printer drivers

3 There will be no support for defect resolution for the Windows 98 ME NT

printer drivers

Effective June 30 2007 all Windows NT 4 0 and Windows 98 ME printer drivers will be

removed from hp com

1 HP s licensing agreement with third party providers granting use of their

components will expire

2 HP s licensing agreement to redistribute Microsoft s USB files has expired

3 Basic support for your HP product will be available through the use of prior

printer or legacy printer drivers

ALERT HP LaserJet series printers must be in compliance with Microsoft

Therefore HP has removed the Microsoft USB files in Windows 98 The Windows 98

driver is still on the in box CD and will work with Windows 98 if a HP printer driver has

previously been installed successfully on the Windows 98 computer system via USB

The driver on the inbox CD can be installed now because the Microsoft files needed

should already be on the computer system Please note The solution for printing using

Windows 98 will work as long as the customer has previously installed an HP printer via

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USB on the computer system We do not have a solution for customers that have never

installed a HP printer via USB on their Windows 98 system

Background

Microsoft discontinued Windows 98 shipments in June 2002 respectively

HP s Windows 98 driver discontinuance is directly related to the fact that there is no

longer Microsoft resources allocated to issue management

Windows NT4 0 Operating System does not support any type of USB install so this will

not affect Windows NT4 0

Windows ME has MS USB installation files in the operating system so there is no

problem installing any of our low end printers via USB on Win ME

FAQ s

1 Can I print to my new LJ printer in Windows 98 ME without a printer specific

driver

Answer Yes as long as it has PCL5 capability you will always be able to print using

HP Legacy drivers with PCL5 capability although you may not have complete

functionality of your printer s new features HP Legacy drivers are previous product

drivers found both within the operating system and on a previous printer driver CD s

2 If I call the HP call center will they be able to provide a Windows 98 driver

Answer No There will be no further distribution of Windows 98 drivers

3 What if I can t find a legacy driver

Answer The only other solution is to upgrade your operating system

4 If my pc crashes and I have to reinstall Windows 98 what support can I expect

Answer HP WW support will direct you to either install a legacy driver or upgrade

your operating system

5 If I can t find a legacy driver will HP buy back my printer

Answer No There is simply no support of this operating system If you cannot

print then you will need to upgrade your operating system

6 Will printers using the host based driver work with Windows 98

Answer No Only if they have PCL5 capability

Page 2 of 3

Statement P1007 and P1008 Series

Printers Windows 98 ME NT

Support

Security Level Public

Date Written Updated May 30 2007

Document Number c01146100

Document Summary

Windows 98 ME Support

Windows NT Support

ALERT Printer Driver Support for Windows 98 ME and

NT

Effective June 1 2007 HP support for Windows 98 ME NT will end

1 There will be no further support of the HP Windows 98 ME NT traditional

printer drivers

2 There will be no further development or enhancements of the Windows

98 ME NT printer drivers

3 There will be no support for defect resolution for the Windows 98 ME NT

printer drivers

Effective June 30 2007 all Windows NT 4 0 and Windows 98 ME printer drivers will be

removed from hp com

1 HP s licensing agreement with third party providers granting use of their

components will expire

2 HP s licensing agreement to redistribute Microsoft s USB files has expired

3 Basic support for your HP product will be available through the use of prior

printer or legacy printer drivers

ALERT HP LaserJet series printers must be in compliance with Microsoft

Therefore HP has removed the Microsoft USB files in Windows 98 The Windows 98

driver is still on the in box CD and will work with Windows 98 if a HP printer driver has

previously been installed successfully on the Windows 98 computer system via USB

The driver on the inbox CD can be installed now because the Microsoft files needed

should already be on the computer system Please note The solution for printing using

Windows 98 will work as long as the customer has previously installed an HP printer via

Page 1 of 3

USB on the computer system We do not have a solution for customers that have never

installed a HP printer via USB on their Windows 98 system

Background

Microsoft discontinued Windows 98 shipments in June 2002 respectively

HP s Windows 98 driver discontinuance is directly related to the fact that there is no

longer Microsoft resources allocated to issue management

Windows NT4 0 Operating System does not support any type of USB install so this will

not affect Windows NT4 0

Windows ME has MS USB installation files in the operating system so there is no

problem installing any of our low end printers via USB on Win ME

FAQ s

1 Can I print to my new LJ printer in Windows 98 ME without a printer specific

driver

Answer Yes as long as it has PCL5 capability you will always be able to print using

HP Legacy drivers with PCL5 capability although you may not have complete

functionality of your printer s new features HP Legacy drivers are previous product

drivers found both within the operating system and on a previous printer driver CD s

2 If I call the HP call center will they be able to provide a Windows 98 driver

Answer No There will be no further distribution of Windows 98 drivers

3 What if I can t find a legacy driver

Answer The only other solution is to upgrade your operating system

4 If my pc crashes and I have to reinstall Windows 98 what support can I expect

Answer HP WW support will direct you to either install a legacy driver or upgrade

your operating system

5 If I can t find a legacy driver will HP buy back my printer

Answer No There is simply no support of this operating system If you cannot

print then you will need to upgrade your operating system

6 Will printers using the host based driver work with Windows 98

Answer No Only if they have PCL5 capability

Page 2 of 3

Statement P1007 and P1008 Series

Printers Windows 98 ME NT

Support

Security Level Public

Date Written Updated May 30 2007

Document Number c01146100

Document Summary

Windows 98 ME Support

Windows NT Support

ALERT Printer Driver Support for Windows 98 ME and

NT

Effective June 1 2007 HP support for Windows 98 ME NT will end

1 There will be no further support of the HP Windows 98 ME NT traditional

printer drivers

2 There will be no further development or enhancements of the Windows

98 ME NT printer drivers

3 There will be no support for defect resolution for the Windows 98 ME NT

printer drivers

Effective June 30 2007 all Windows NT 4 0 and Windows 98 ME printer drivers will be

removed from hp com

1 HP s licensing agreement with third party providers granting use of their

components will expire

2 HP s licensing agreement to redistribute Microsoft s USB files has expired

3 Basic support for your HP product will be available through the use of prior

printer or legacy printer drivers

ALERT HP LaserJet series printers must be in compliance with Microsoft

Therefore HP has removed the Microsoft USB files in Windows 98 The Windows 98

driver is still on the in box CD and will work with Windows 98 if a HP printer driver has

previously been installed successfully on the Windows 98 computer system via USB

The driver on the inbox CD can be installed now because the Microsoft files needed

should already be on the computer system Please note The solution for printing using

Windows 98 will work as long as the customer has previously installed an HP printer via

Page 1 of 3

USB on the computer system We do not have a solution for customers that have never

installed a HP printer via USB on their Windows 98 system

Background

Microsoft discontinued Windows 98 shipments in June 2002 respectively

HP s Windows 98 driver discontinuance is directly related to the fact that there is no

longer Microsoft resources allocated to issue management

Windows NT4 0 Operating System does not support any type of USB install so this will

not affect Windows NT4 0

Windows ME has MS USB installation files in the operating system so there is no

problem installing any of our low end printers via USB on Win ME

FAQ s

1 Can I print to my new LJ printer in Windows 98 ME without a printer specific

driver

Answer Yes as long as it has PCL5 capability you will always be able to print using

HP Legacy drivers with PCL5 capability although you may not have complete

functionality of your printer s new features HP Legacy drivers are previous product

drivers found both within the operating system and on a previous printer driver CD s

2 If I call the HP call center will they be able to provide a Windows 98 driver

Answer No There will be no further distribution of Windows 98 drivers

3 What if I can t find a legacy driver

Answer The only other solution is to upgrade your operating system

4 If my pc crashes and I have to reinstall Windows 98 what support can I expect

Answer HP WW support will direct you to either install a legacy driver or upgrade

your operating system

5 If I can t find a legacy driver will HP buy back my printer

Answer No There is simply no support of this operating system If you cannot

print then you will need to upgrade your operating system

6 Will printers using the host based driver work with Windows 98

Answer No Only if they have PCL5 capability

Page 2 of 3

Statement P1007 and P1008 Series

Printers Windows 98 ME NT

Support

Security Level Public

Date Written Updated May 30 2007

Document Number c01146100

Document Summary

Windows 98 ME Support

Windows NT Support

ALERT Printer Driver Support for Windows 98 ME and

NT

Effective June 1 2007 HP support for Windows 98 ME NT will end

1 There will be no further support of the HP Windows 98 ME NT traditional

printer drivers

2 There will be no further development or enhancements of the Windows

98 ME NT printer drivers

3 There will be no support for defect resolution for the Windows 98 ME NT

printer drivers

Effective June 30 2007 all Windows NT 4 0 and Windows 98 ME printer drivers will be

removed from hp com

1 HP s licensing agreement with third party providers granting use of their

components will expire

2 HP s licensing agreement to redistribute Microsoft s USB files has expired

3 Basic support for your HP product will be available through the use of prior

printer or legacy printer drivers

ALERT HP LaserJet series printers must be in compliance with Microsoft

Therefore HP has removed the Microsoft USB files in Windows 98 The Windows 98

driver is still on the in box CD and will work with Windows 98 if a HP printer driver has

previously been installed successfully on the Windows 98 computer system via USB

The driver on the inbox CD can be installed now because the Microsoft files needed

should already be on the computer system Please note The solution for printing using

Windows 98 will work as long as the customer has previously installed an HP printer via

Page 1 of 3

USB on the computer system We do not have a solution for customers that have never

installed a HP printer via USB on their Windows 98 system

Background

Microsoft discontinued Windows 98 shipments in June 2002 respectively

HP s Windows 98 driver discontinuance is directly related to the fact that there is no

longer Microsoft resources allocated to issue management

Windows NT4 0 Operating System does not support any type of USB install so this will

not affect Windows NT4 0

Windows ME has MS USB installation files in the operating system so there is no

problem installing any of our low end printers via USB on Win ME

FAQ s

1 Can I print to my new LJ printer in Windows 98 ME without a printer specific

driver

Answer Yes as long as it has PCL5 capability you will always be able to print using

HP Legacy drivers with PCL5 capability although you may not have complete

functionality of your printer s new features HP Legacy drivers are previous product

drivers found both within the operating system and on a previous printer driver CD s

2 If I call the HP call center will they be able to provide a Windows 98 driver

Answer No There will be no further distribution of Windows 98 drivers

3 What if I can t find a legacy driver

Answer The only other solution is to upgrade your operating system

4 If my pc crashes and I have to reinstall Windows 98 what support can I expect

Answer HP WW support will direct you to either install a legacy driver or upgrade

your operating system

5 If I can t find a legacy driver will HP buy back my printer

Answer No There is simply no support of this operating system If you cannot

print then you will need to upgrade your operating system

6 Will printers using the host based driver work with Windows 98

Answer No Only if they have PCL5 capability

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