Hi Priddy,
I don't use Cura Connect (exactly for reasons like this that make simple hardware connections much easier to manage).
I suppose I could have tried just removing the USB stick. I ended up doing a factory reset, which solved the initial problem, but then while loading the materials in the UM3's system, it kept throwing errors that there were "too many materials" and then when I tried to manually select a material, it kept bucking me back to the "too many materials" error screen. Again, each of these screens only had one option to continue, no "cancel" or "back" option. I had to unroll each spool so that the NFC chips were 2' away from the machine, then bring only the one I was loading close, then back again.
Is there a way to just turn off the NFC? Buggy features are worse than no features. I couldn't find a simple way to do this in the machine settings.
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You may have some prints lined up in your Cura Connect print queue. To check this, navigate to the monitor tab in Cura and you should see an option to view your print jobs. Once the Cura Connect page opens, you should be able to click on the three dots on the print and abort/remove it from the queue.
You can also do a full Cura Connect reset on the machine as well. This is found under System-->Maintenance. As a note, this will also remove your printer from its network group.
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