Computer help! Can't turn on Printer Spooler!!!

[HandoEX]

PSiedTSi wrote:
$40/hr final offer.
Haha, that's awesome!

[MisterCMK]

$35/hour and torbs promises to never use the v word again

[SmitEvo]

silly n00b......easy fix.

[torbs]

99slowGSX wrote:
silly n00b......easy fix.

then help me out if its so easy...and yes im a computer n00b

[SmitEvo]

torbs wrote:
then help me out if its so easy...and yes im a computer n00b

I would if I liked you

[911LUV]

torbs wrote:
http://forums.devshed.com/windows-help-34/print-spool-service-won-t-start-error-1075-dependency-342771.html

I attempted that but I can't find where it says "depends on" like the guy states...I have the exact same problem except I get error 1068...printer worked fine yesterday now nothin...help PLEASE!!!

Check your event viewer for me.....and copy + paste the corresponding event log (should be under application or system) right after you start the (or attempt) to start the print spooler (start - run - services.msc, and start the spooler service)

You'll find the event viewer under administrative tools (make sure you have that option checked to display admin tools, its a taskbar option in windows xp)

Also go into your C:\Windows\System32\Spool\Printers and delete all objects iinside there (doubt it will solve the issue but a buffer can be created in that folder with those "objects")

Please copy + paste the exact message (with the red mark in event viewer) along with the eventid #, thank you.

[torbs]

Could not start the Printer Spooling service on the local computer
Error 1068: The depencey service or group failed to start

Icon is a yellow triangle with a black exclamation point.

[thurmanmerman]

torbs wrote:
Icon is a yellow triangle with a black exclamation point.

straight up fucked... lol

[torbs]

anybody??? PLEASE

[PSiedTSi]

PSiedTSi wrote:
$40/hr final offer.

...:icon_tongue:

[torbs]

i know if one of you guys helped me it'd prolly take you less than 15 min...

[MisterCMK]

I'll help, but you have to promise to never say the V word again.

Without looking at the machine, I would try running the following command in the run prompt:

sfc /scannow

This will check for any broken system files and it will repair them.

[torbs]

ran sfc and it didnt do anything...

[MisterCMK]

hmm

Is it a laptop?

[torbs]

MisterCMK wrote:
hmm

Is it a laptop?

yup toshiba satelite

[911LUV]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324757

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