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wxforecaster
I really hope someone can help me here because I'm at wits end.
I have an HP PSC 2410 All in one printer which I've had since 2005.
The print/scanner/fax all worked wonderfully with XP. With Vista, we
lost the HP software from which you could print, fax, scan, but I can
live with that.
However, my printer still fails to operate correctly. It is connected
by USB and installed with the Vista included PSC 2400 Series driver.
The printer is recognized and documents are sent to the printer
correctly. However, about 30-90% of the way through most documents
(one 1 or 2 pages), the printer pauses, resumes after a few seconds,
spits out the current page, and prints the remainder on the beginning
of a new sheet of paper.
I simply don't get it. Same documents print no problem with the same
printer on XP. I have searched the web endlessly (maybe searching
under the wrong key words???) and can't find any related articles.
Considering this an extremely widely used printer series, I figured I
would have found something if this was an HP issue or something
widespread.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Evan
I have an HP PSC 2410 All in one printer which I've had since 2005.
The print/scanner/fax all worked wonderfully with XP. With Vista, we
lost the HP software from which you could print, fax, scan, but I can
live with that.
However, my printer still fails to operate correctly. It is connected
by USB and installed with the Vista included PSC 2400 Series driver.
The printer is recognized and documents are sent to the printer
correctly. However, about 30-90% of the way through most documents
(one 1 or 2 pages), the printer pauses, resumes after a few seconds,
spits out the current page, and prints the remainder on the beginning
of a new sheet of paper.
I simply don't get it. Same documents print no problem with the same
printer on XP. I have searched the web endlessly (maybe searching
under the wrong key words???) and can't find any related articles.
Considering this an extremely widely used printer series, I figured I
would have found something if this was an HP issue or something
widespread.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Evan