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## 2. Check if the printer is in a problematic state
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Check the printer's display panel or the printer status on your computer. If the printer is in a **Stopped** state, add the **Status Reason** column to see if there's an error such as "Out of toner" or "Off-line"
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Check the printer's display panel or the printer status on your computer. If the printer is in a **Stopped** state, add the **Status Reason** column to see if there's an error such as **Out of toner** or **Off-line**.
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## 3. Check printer properties
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Right-click the printer icon and select **Properties**. Select the **General** tab and check the device status message. It might indicate the problem or provide an error code to check online or in the printer manual.
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## 4. Restart the printer
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Turn off the printer, wait for about 30 seconds, and then turn it back on. This can often resolve temporary issues
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Turn off the printer, wait for about 30 seconds, and then turn it back on. This can often resolve temporary issues.
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