Windows 10: Printer not ready

A technician intalled a printer to work by wifi or bluetooth and now an Epson printer that is with parallel cable is not working well with a program based on Foxpro (Printer not ready is the windows that displays)... with all the others works well.

The technician downloaded the drivers for the Kyocera printer and I think something is causing conflicts

I already tried to set the printer in ports Lpt1, Lpt2 and Lpt3 and nothing works

Can you please help me?

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Windows 10 + printer connection

Hi murlichatlani,

Have you tried the suggestions on my initial post, in response to the original poster? If you haven't performed any troubleshooting yet, here are a couple of things you can try:

• Power off, and then power on your printer to restart it. Wait for a while for it to be fully ready.
• Check your printer connection. Check your printer and make sure that it’s connected to your PC network.

If the steps didn't help, you may go through this list of suggestions to fix printer connection in Windows 10.

If you would like me to provide additional advice, simply respond to this thread. I will get notified and I’ll reply to you as soon as I can.

 

Printer

Hi Rodrigo,

I am sorry to know that you are having issues with Printer.

What and all steps have you tried so far?

Restart the computer and check.

Also, check for Windows updates.

I suggest you to run the Printer Troubleshooter and check if it helps.

• 
  In Search window type Troubleshooting and click on it to open it.
  
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  Click on Hardware and Sound.
  
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  Then click on Printer to run the troubleshooter. Follow onscreen steps.
  

 

Wireless network printer shows "Ready" status in print applications but the printer is turned off

Hi Gary,

What is happening now between your PC and printer is a communication issue. Based on what you've stated, you already updated the printer driver, yet the same thing is happening. So, if that the case, then it could be that it wasn't updated correctly. So,
in order correct this issue on both of your devices, we suggest that you reconfigure the printer setup. Follow these steps:

• If your printer is connected through USB cord, disconnect it from both ends.
• Go to Settings, select Devices, then click
  Devices and printers under Related settings.
• Remove the printer from the Devices and printers.
• Next, go to Control Panel, click Uninstall a program, then uninstall the printer driver.
• After that, restart your computer.
• Download and install the latest printer driver from the manufacturer's website.
• Follow the printer setup on the installation process. You can select Wireless or USB connection, and after that connect your printer to your PC.
• Restart your PC after the printer setup.
• Lastly, check the printer status.

If it's the same after performing the recommended steps, then we suggest that you contact the printer manufacturer for further assistance.

Let us know if this rectifies the issue your printer.