## Make sure the spooler service isn't already stopped
If ( (Get-Service -Name spooler).Status -ne "Stopped" )
{
    ## Forcefully stop the spooler service
    Stop-Service -Name spooler -Force

    ## Wait a few seconds to make sure it's stopped
    Start-Sleep -Seconds 5
}

## Check to make sure the spooler service has stopped
If ((Get-Service -Name spooler).Status -eq "Stopped")
{
    ## Delete all print jobs, including secure prints
    Remove-Item "${Env:WINDIR}\System32\spool\PRINTERS\*" -Recurse 

    ## Start the spooler service again
    Start-Service -Name spooler
}

## If the spooler service didn't stop on time, just return an error
Else { Write-Output "Could not clean ${Env:WINDIR}\System32\spool\PRINTERS\* because spooler service is running." }