Response contains a reference to a third party World Wide Web site. It is also recommended to contact the printer manufacture support for suggestions. Restart the "Print Spooler" service in services: stop this services, clean content inĬ:\Windows\System32\spool\printers, start service, set it to Automatic. Keep the printer driver up-to-date, if you already have the latest version in Windows Update, check the driver from the printer manufacture website, or reinstall for a test Make sure the printer is powered up and connected to your computer according to the manufacturer's instructions. Many factors can cause a printer doesn't print depending on the model on the market, it's hard to diagnose, but here are some steps you can try first. I'm up to a rebuild, but the workstation requires so much software to be functional for this workplace, I'd prefer not to. And there is no extension USB cable on it. Plus I have used a different printer model with the same result. I don't think it can just be the driver, as I have used the Kyocera KX driver, and the Microsoft XPS driver, no change. It is not the printer, as I have successfully set the printer up on a different workstation. The spool output is reaching the printer. The printer never changes from it's "Ready" state either. It disappears, and the printer never prints out. When I do a Test Print, I can see that the Test Print appears in the "what's currently printing" window.
#Kyocera fs 2020d kx driver update
It then "goes" to Windows Update for a driver, and sets that up fine. When I plug the USB cable into the workstation, the USB Printing Support engages, and I can see that it is setup and configured correctly. I have tried 3 printers (2 different models, FS-2020D and FS-2100D) with no success. I can "setup" a USB Kyocera FS-2100D laser printer without any problems, but when it comes time to print the printer does not produce any output. The workstation is Windows 7 64bit Professional on an HP 4000 Pro SFF.
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