It’s possible that your printer failed to initiate the start of a print job due to a number of possible issues. Your printer may be out of paper or toner, the print job may be too large, or the print queue may be congested.
First, check to make sure that your printer has sufficient paper and that the paper is loaded properly. If it does, try using a smaller print job to see if that resolves the problem.
If you’re still having trouble, it may be due to a congested print queue. To remedy this, use your computer’s print management software to delete any jobs that have already been sent to the printer but have not printed yet.
If that still doesn’t work, you should check the printer’s settings to ensure that the printer has sufficient memory and is configured properly for your needs. You may also want to check your computer’s connection to the printer. Check that your printer is connected via a network, USB cable, Bluetooth, or other means. Ensure that the appropriate drivers have been installed, and that the connection between the two devices is working properly.
If the above steps fail, it is possible that your printer may require servicing. In this case, contact your manufacturer for professional assistance, or take your printer to a certified technician for repair.