It is customary to refer to the print manager as the built-in spooler Print Manager, designed to print selected pages of a document in the background without interrupting the main work. It does this by sending print commands from the printer driver to a temporary file on disk rather than to the printer itself.
Instructions
Step 1
Press the "Start" button to bring up the main menu of the system and go to the "Settings" item to perform the operation of launching the "Print Manager" tool.
Step 2
Expand the link "Control Panel" and point to "Administrative Tools".
Step 3
Expand the "Computer Management" item by double-clicking the mouse and select the "Services" node.
Step 4
Select the "Print Spooler" item by double-clicking the mouse and select the "Start" command to start the selected service or "Stop" to stop the service.
Step 5
Return to the main Start menu and go to Run to use an alternate method to launch the built-in Print Manager tool.
Step 6
Enter services.msc in the Open field and click OK to confirm the command.
Step 7
Specify the "Print Spooler" item in the opened list of services in the "Services" dialog box and click the "Start service" button.
Step 8
Return to the main Start menu and go to Settings to configure the automatic enablement of the Print Manager utility.
Step 9
Open the link "Control Panel" and open the service menu of the "Printers" item by double-clicking.
Step 10
Select the "Use Print Manager" command in the list of installed printers and find the icon of the selected service at the bottom of the computer monitor screen.
Step 11
Return to the main menu "Start" and go to the "Run" item to unload (stop) the "Print Manager" service.
Step 12
Enter services.msc in the Open field and click OK to confirm the command.
Step 13
Select Print Manager in the Services dialog box that opens and select Stop Service.
