Window Needs More Disk Space To Print - Print spooling can be described as a technique to delay the transmission of information to printers. The goal is to ensure to allow the application program which initiated the print job can focus on the other tasks it was created to accomplish instead of waiting for the transmission of usually huge amounts of data through the device to the printer. In order to make printing spooling efficient the temporary files have to be made to store all the information needed to print the job. Every now and then, and most importantly, when it is the least likely to have an impact on the perceptions of the user about the performance of the system, a program that runs in the background processes information of the temp files and then sends data to the printer repeating the process until the print job is completed.
