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¿Question #219560?
PolarDad: Alright, computer geeks. I went to print off a pdf this morning. It was a paper that I scanned into my Google Drive a couple years ago. An error message popped up saying something about a corrupt file and how the information was lost. (Note-I could see the image on my screen, the error popped up when I hit print). The error message ended with "Don't try this again. That's all we know." WHAT?!?! I've never seen such an error message. What in the world was that? Have you ever seen an error message tell you to not attempt an action again?

oriecat: Don't let that error message tell you what to do!
imyourskribe: Haha wow. Thanks for the warning, Googs!
pricero1: Google ai now gives personal insults. Next time you'll get a stronger insult.
Woelf: That sounds like an "error" message you'd get moments before you get a knock on the door with a black windowless van waiting outside. Glad you got it to work. Sometimes PDF files are encrypted weird so you have to use a different program to print them. I've found that uploading it to your Google drive (assuming you have one) and printing from there is a reliable backup option when it doesn't work elsewhere.
PolarDad: Btw-I was eventually able to get it to print