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try to reinstall the printer drivers
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if that's doesn't solve it &nbsp;then uninstall &nbsp;adobe , &nbsp;make sure sure the printer is on <br />
then install adobe again and finally install the printer drivers 
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if that's doesn't solve it  then uninstall  adobe ,  make sure sure the printer is on
then install adobe again and finally install the printer drivers

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reinstall all printers? including network printers?
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reinstall all printers? including network printers?

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try first to uninstall adobe and &nbsp;then try to print any document &nbsp;.<br />
then let the printers on <br />
then install adobe again while the printers on <br />
you may also &nbsp;need to run these commands in CMD <br />
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net stop spooler <br />
then <br />
net start &nbsp;spooler 
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try first to uninstall adobe and  then try to print any document  .
then let the printers on
then install adobe again while the printers on
you may also  need to run these commands in CMD

net stop spooler
then
net start  spooler

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xp machine printing working fine from all other apps, installed latest adobe x but as soon as you select file and print it sits at hour glass. I have a number of printers setup but as it is not getting even to select the printer i am presuming print drivers are not the issue?
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xp machine printing working fine from all other apps, installed latest adobe x but as soon as you select file and print it sits at hour glass. I have a number of printers setup but as it is not getting even to select the printer i am presuming print drivers are not the issue?

adobe reader sits on hour glass when asked to print

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