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Hi,<br />
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Print jobs that are sent to this wireless router print server will often not complete. &nbsp;The print job first says &quot;printing&quot;, then &quot;error&quot; &nbsp;Sometimes it is necessary to reboot the our IBM T41 laptops &nbsp;to clear the print job. &nbsp;<br />
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This problem is not specific to a laptop or printer..I have tried different printers and laptops.<br />
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The problem is cleared by powering off the wireless modem. &nbsp;I am always able to print for awhile after powering the router/print server off and then on.<br />
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What should I check? &nbsp;Should I be thinking RMA?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hi,

Print jobs that are sent to this wireless router print server will often not complete.  The print job first says "printing", then "error"  Sometimes it is necessary to reboot the our IBM T41 laptops  to clear the print job.  

This problem is not specific to a laptop or printer..I have tried different printers and laptops.

The problem is cleared by powering off the wireless modem.  I am always able to print for awhile after powering the router/print server off and then on.

What should I check?  Should I be thinking RMA?

Thanks



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