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Print job repeats each morning on two printers

Asked by alanterrill in Printers, Windows XP Operating System

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I've got three users, all XP pro in one office sharing a networked Lexmark c530 laser and a USB Kyocera 1030. When they turn on in the morning, either printer is liable to start printing multiple jobs that have already been printed the day before.
I have checked -printer properties - keep printed documents -is not ticked on any PC. I have checked that after a print, the queue is empty on each PC.
First thing, before the printer is turned on, if an individual PC's print queue is checked, there are jobs waiting from the previous day which have already been printed. So it seems that the printed jobs that have gone from the print queue on one day, somehow reappear the next time the PC is started up. Can anyone suggest a mechanism for this?
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Tags: print, jobs, repeats, lexmark
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