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Refresh the window on the print queue and it should now be gone!.Now start the print spooler service back up by right clicking on it and selecting “Start.”.SHD file corresponding to the stuck document in Step 1. If you don’t stop it, you will get errors in Step 5. Right click on “Print Spooler” and stop it.Now go to the Start Menu > Administrative tools and launch the Services console (services.msc).

The files don’t look pretty, but with some CTRL+F you should be able to locate the specific document that is stuck in the queue. They normally list the username of person who printed and the printer model. SPL files with notepad and browse to find the correct print job. After successful printing, these files are automatically deleted both from this directory and from the print queue. SPL file (contains the data that needs to be printed). SHD extension (contains the settings for the print job), the second is. What kind of files are these? The Windows Print Service (Print Spooler) creates two files in the %systemroot%\System32\spool\PRINTERS directory when printing any document: one with the. There are two corresponding files for each print job, a. Browse to C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS.Windows Server: Clear out Stuck Print Job