During a print operation, Epson printer customers may have the issue of Epson Printer Not Printing. The most common printing error encountered by users is this. The issue may cause the user's work to be disrupted, leaving the user helpless.
Various reasons due to which your Epson printer is unable to print are as follows:
·
The
setup of the Epson printer improper.
·
The
printer not properly connected.
·
The
port setting may not be matching.
·
Epson
printer not set as default.
·
Update
Epson printer driver.
·
The
issue with the firmware of the Epson printer driver.
·
Virus or malware attack.
·
Corrupt printer file.
·
Epson printer is offline.
For Windows
10
Follow the
detailed solutions are given below to fix your Epson printer not printing anything.
Check Connection
·
Recheck the USB cable affiliation.
·
Check
the internet speed.
·
Turn
off your printer and undo it for a minute.
·
Plug
and restart your printer.
Delete previous printing commands
·
Press
window + s.
·
Type
control panel and hit enter.
·
Now
open Hardware and Sound.
·
Then
go to Devices and Printers.
·
Now
select your printer’s name from the list.
·
Right-click
on your Epson printer and select Printer
Queue.
·
See what’s printing.
·
In In the new window, you will see all the old printing commands.
·
Select
all of the commands; one by one delete all the printing jobs.
Select Epson Printer as “Default Printer”
·
Press
window + s.
·
Type
control panel and hit enter.
·
Now
open Hardware and Sound.
·
Then
go to Devices and Printers.
·
Right-click on your Epson Printer in the
following window.
·
Select
"Set as default printer"
· Restart your device.
Check the printer setup issues
·
Go
to the Printer settings.
·
Type
‘Printers and scanners’ in the search bar.
·
Then
select ‘Set as Default Printer.’
·
Again,
click on Epson Printer, and then select Open Print Queue.
·
Cancel
all printing jobs aka documents.
·
If
you are using more than one Printer, remove the other printer.
·
To see if the Printer spooler service is
running or not, Press Windows +R
·
Type’
services.msc in the Run box.
·
Double-click
Print Spooler after searching for it.
·
Select
Automatic as the Startup type and Running as the Service status.
·
Next,
select Start, and then select OK.
·
Print a piece of test printing paper with the
command.
Reinstall the printer driver
·
Press
window + s.
·
Type
control panel and hit enter.
·
Now
open Hardware and Sound.
·
Then
go to Devices and Printers.
·
Now choose your printer's name from the
drop-down menu.
·
Visit
the Epson printer configuration page now.
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Reinstall your printer's drivers and software
by selecting them.
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To download, click here.
·
Now
browse your printer's file and download it.
·
Then
double-click the file you just downloaded.
·
Select Install and follow the directions on
the screen.
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Wait
until your printer drivers and software are fully installed before proceeding.
·
During the installation, do not close the
window.
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Select Finish from the drop-down menu.
·
Restart your computer and printer.
·
Now check to see if the printing problem has
been resolved.
Check for Printer driver updates
·
From
the Printer window, choose your Epson printer.
·
To
reinstall the printer drivers and software, go to the Epson Printer setup page
and select Printer drivers and software.
·
One
by one, download them.
·
Install
recently downloaded files by double-clicking them.
·
Follow
the directions carefully and don't close the window when installing.
·
After
clicking Finish, the system will resume in 30 seconds.
Check for Hardware issues
- Check to see whether you're out of ink or
toner, and replace the cartridges as needed.
- Check to see if the paper out light is
blinking, indicating that there is no paper in the printer and that you
must load papers.
- If
you're encountering problems with your printer after replacing a
component. Then double-check that section.
- Do
not leave the Printer unattended for an extended period.
