Is your Brother printer malfunctioning? Struggling with touchscreen errors? Not an issue, our team of experts will give you appropriate solutions to Brother Printer Touch Screen Not Working Errors. Here are steps to fix touch screen problem in brother printer.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:3
Turn the printer completely off and unplug it. Wait about 30 seconds and turn the printer back on.
Step:4
Restart the computer.
Close all your programs, shut down the computer and wait a few seconds.
You may want to turn the Brother DCP-L5650DN Black/White Laser printer off again.
Restart the printer and the computer.
Step:5
Go back to the printer panel and select the printer, and then select “Delete.” Select the “Add Printer Wizard” and add the printer again.
Step:6
Download the latest drivers by going to Brother’s website and finding the latest driver revisions.
Right click on the printer, and click “Properties.”
Look in all the different tabs to find a button that says something similar to “New Driver” or “Update driver.”
After selecting, point the wizard to find the new drivers that were downloaded.
OR
Open the printers’ ‘start’ menu and click on ‘control panel’ and tap on ‘printers and faxes’ icon. This sequence of moves will open up a new window and a list of printers will appear. The list includes all the printers currently setup on the serving computer.
Double click on the icon of the printer if the user wants to reconnect online. A pop-up window will then appear, this consist of details of all current print jobs scheduled on the Brother DCP-L5650DN Black/White Laser printer.
And last, go to ‘printer’ in the menu window and tap ‘use printer offline’ and automatically this action will reconnect the printer ‘online’ from the ‘offline’ status.
The process is really simple as it will turn a Brother DCP-L5650DN Black/White Laser printer offline to active status, so printing jobs perhaps in a queue can continue.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:3
Turn the printer completely off and unplug it. Wait about 30 seconds and turn the printer back on.
Step:4
Restart the computer.
Close all your programs, shut down the computer and wait a few seconds.
You may want to turn the Brother DCP-L5600DN Black/White Laser printer off again.
Restart the printer and the computer.
Step:5
Go back to the printer panel and select the printer, and then select “Delete.” Select the “Add Printer Wizard” and add the printer again.
Step:6
Download the latest drivers by going to Brother’s website and finding the latest driver revisions.
Right click on the printer, and click “Properties.”
Look in all the different tabs to find a button that says something similar to “New Driver” or “Update driver.”
After selecting, point the wizard to find the new drivers that were downloaded.
OR
Open the printers’ ‘start’ menu and click on ‘control panel’ and tap on ‘printers and faxes’ icon. This sequence of moves will open up a new window and a list of printers will appear. The list includes all the printers currently setup on the serving computer.
Double click on the icon of the printer if the user wants to reconnect online. A pop-up window will then appear, this consist of details of all current print jobs scheduled on the Brother DCP-L5600DN Black/White Laser printer.
And last, go to ‘printer’ in the menu window and tap ‘use printer offline’ and automatically this action will reconnect the printer ‘online’ from the ‘offline’ status.
The process is really simple as it will turn a Brother DCP-L5600DN Black/White Laser printer offline to active status, so printing jobs perhaps in a queue can continue.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:3
Turn the printer completely off and unplug it. Wait about 30 seconds and turn the printer back on.
Step:4
Restart the computer.
Close all your programs, shut down the computer and wait a few seconds.
You may want to turn the Brother DCP-L5500DN Black/White Laser printer off again.
Restart the printer and the computer.
Step:5
Go back to the printer panel and select the printer, and then select “Delete.” Select the “Add Printer Wizard” and add the printer again.
Step:6
Download the latest drivers by going to Brother’s website and finding the latest driver revisions.
Right click on the printer, and click “Properties.”
Look in all the different tabs to find a button that says something similar to “New Driver” or “Update driver.”
After selecting, point the wizard to find the new drivers that were downloaded.
OR
Open the printers’ ‘start’ menu and click on ‘control panel’ and tap on ‘printers and faxes’ icon. This sequence of moves will open up a new window and a list of printers will appear. The list includes all the printers currently setup on the serving computer.
Double click on the icon of the printer if the user wants to reconnect online. A pop-up window will then appear, this consist of details of all current print jobs scheduled on the Brother DCP-L5500DN Black/White Laser printer.
And last, go to ‘printer’ in the menu window and tap ‘use printer offline’ and automatically this action will reconnect the printer ‘online’ from the ‘offline’ status.
The process is really simple as it will turn a Brother DCP-L5500DN Black/White Laser printer offline to active status, so printing jobs perhaps in a queue can continue.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:3
Turn the printer completely off and unplug it. Wait about 30 seconds and turn the printer back on.
Step:4
Restart the computer.
Close all your programs, shut down the computer and wait a few seconds.
You may want to turn the Brother DCP-L2550DW Black/White Laser printer off again.
Restart the printer and the computer.
Step:5
Go back to the printer panel and select the printer, and then select “Delete.” Select the “Add Printer Wizard” and add the printer again.
Step:6
Download the latest drivers by going to Brother’s website and finding the latest driver revisions.
Right click on the printer, and click “Properties.”
Look in all the different tabs to find a button that says something similar to “New Driver” or “Update driver.”
After selecting, point the wizard to find the new drivers that were downloaded.
OR
Open the printers’ ‘start’ menu and click on ‘control panel’ and tap on ‘printers and faxes’ icon. This sequence of moves will open up a new window and a list of printers will appear. The list includes all the printers currently setup on the serving computer.
Double click on the icon of the printer if the user wants to reconnect online. A pop-up window will then appear, this consist of details of all current print jobs scheduled on the Brother DCP-L2550DW Black/White Laser printer.
And last, go to ‘printer’ in the menu window and tap ‘use printer offline’ and automatically this action will reconnect the printer ‘online’ from the ‘offline’ status.
The process is really simple as it will turn a Brother DCP-L2550DW Black/White Laser printer offline to active status, so printing jobs perhaps in a queue can continue.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:3
Turn the printer completely off and unplug it. Wait about 30 seconds and turn the printer back on.
Step:4
Restart the computer.
Close all your programs, shut down the computer and wait a few seconds.
You may want to turn the Brother MFC-L8900CDW Color/Laser LED printer off again.
Restart the printer and the computer.
Step:5
Go back to the printer panel and select the printer, and then select “Delete.” Select the “Add Printer Wizard” and add the printer again.
Step:6
Download the latest drivers by going to Brother’s website and finding the latest driver revisions.
Right click on the printer, and click “Properties.”
Look in all the different tabs to find a button that says something similar to “New Driver” or “Update driver.”
After selecting, point the wizard to find the new drivers that were downloaded.
OR
Open the printers’ ‘start’ menu and click on ‘control panel’ and tap on ‘printers and faxes’ icon. This sequence of moves will open up a new window and a list of printers will appear. The list includes all the printers currently setup on the serving computer.
Double click on the icon of the printer if the user wants to reconnect online. A pop-up window will then appear, this consist of details of all current print jobs scheduled on the Brother MFC-L8900CDW Color/Laser LED printer.
And last, go to ‘printer’ in the menu window and tap ‘use printer offline’ and automatically this action will reconnect the printer ‘online’ from the ‘offline’ status.
The process is really simple as it will turn a Brother MFC-L8900CDW Color/Laser LED printer offline to active status, so printing jobs perhaps in a queue can continue.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
Step:3
Turn the printer completely off and unplug it. Wait about 30 seconds and turn the printer back on.
Step:4
Restart the computer.
Close all your programs, shut down the computer and wait a few seconds.
You may want to turn the Brother MFC-L8610CDW Color/Laser LED printer off again.
Restart the printer and the computer.
Step:5
Go back to the printer panel and select the printer, and then select “Delete.” Select the “Add Printer Wizard” and add the printer again.
Step:6
Download the latest drivers by going to Brother’s website and finding the latest driver revisions.
Right click on the printer, and click “Properties.”
Look in all the different tabs to find a button that says something similar to “New Driver” or “Update driver.”
After selecting, point the wizard to find the new drivers that were downloaded.
OR
Open the printers’ ‘start’ menu and click on ‘control panel’ and tap on ‘printers and faxes’ icon. This sequence of moves will open up a new window and a list of printers will appear. The list includes all the printers currently setup on the serving computer.
Double click on the icon of the printer if the user wants to reconnect online. A pop-up window will then appear, this consist of details of all current print jobs scheduled on the Brother MFC-L8610CDW Color/Laser LED printer.
And last, go to ‘printer’ in the menu window and tap ‘use printer offline’ and automatically this action will reconnect the printer ‘online’ from the ‘offline’ status.
The process is really simple as it will turn a Brother MFC-L8610CDW Color/Laser LED printer offline to active status, so printing jobs perhaps in a queue can continue.
Step:1
Check the printer for any blockages, and remove it that exist.
Step:2
Delete print jobs in the queue.
Go to the printer’s control box and double click on the printer you want.
Then select any print jobs and select “Delete.”
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