Most versions of Windows will keep trying to print anything they find in the SPOOL folder, even after a reboot, and even if it's a corrupt spool file and printing gobbledegook.
Here's how it works. You tell Word or something to print.
I doesn't send it directly to the printer, it sends it to a file(s) in the SPOOL folder on your hard disk, and the Windows spooler software dribbles it out to the printer as fast as the printer can accept it.
I don't remember exactly where it is in WinME, and I don't feel like getting out of bed to fire up my WinME machine, but look for a SPOOL folder in your C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM.
There may be several folders under that, so be careful not to delete your print drivers.
You're looking for a folder with files that end in .SP*, (You have to have file extensions turned on).
Whack those files, run a regular scandisk, and reboot.
No files with that extension (.SP*) was found on my computer. A search of "SPOOL" found no documents dated earlier than 09-2004