A Fix that Works Often

You'd be surprised by how often simply shutting down your device or machine actually fixes the problem.  Network printers frequently get stuck with some job that holds everyone else's job up.  You think, "Wow! Barry's sales report must be a billion pages long with huge graphics."  Meanwhile, that isn't the case at all.  Barry's print job is stuck floating around the ether world, causing the printer's brain to spin and spin and spin and spin.  When this happens, turn the dang thing off.  Count to 30 (this lets both you and the printer clear your minds before blowing up), then turn the printer back on.  You and Barry may have to reprint your jobs, but at least they will probably work this time.