My printing had become very slow. Hi, I have win 7 64 bit and have loaded the HP designjet driver as suggested. All looks good and a test page comes out but once I try to print, from any software, I get the blue screen of death…. When you get the blue screen you may need to take a quick picture of the screen to get the error code it displays.
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I was having similar print-problems in Windows since years. THIS is the solution in many cases. This is a very offending behaviour Microsoft! This is amazing, like going back in time 10 years to when computers were fast to use. Print preview adjustments are no longer torture. View solution in original post. Install the complete drivers and software on your PC.
You can donwload it here. You can also download the "Software " and "Utility Diagnostic Tools" and run it is you still have any issues. Thank you, Moshie. I did as you suggested and there is some improvement.
The problem remains with some kinds of pdfs. If i pull a pdf out of my computer's files, it opens in Adobe Reader and I can print those; some pdfs that are attachments to emails and which also open in Adobe Reader will also print. However, pdfs that are embedded in an email open in a different kind of pdf window, not Adobe Reader. The screen is all black, with just the file name, the number of pages, and three icons rotate, download, print across the top, and the pdf text or image filling the rest of the screen.
If I click 'print,' the Loading preview message shows up in the print dialogue, but the preview never actually loads, so I cannot print that way. I have to save these to my computer, then open them to print. Anything that opens in that all-black window never loads a preview and cannot be printed directly. Interestingly, when I click the print icon, for a second, the " selected printer is not available or not installed correctly" shows, but is immediately replaced by the "Loading preview" message instead.
This is really irritating because they used to print just fine, I've made no changes to my computer since they were still printing, so I can't understand why they no longer print.
I've never had the diagnostic tools process fix anything; do you really think it might be able to address this problem? I'm kinda desperate at this point. Moshie, I just realized that, after I uninstalled all the printer stuff, I did not shut down and restart my computer.
Do you think that might be an issue? If so, I'm happy to uninstall again, restart, and reinstall. I don't think the problem is a corrupted PDF - it fails to print these PDFs that show on the black screen from several different sources. Finally, what does Microsoft Office have to do with any of this? I use very few Microsoft Office applications and am not having a problem with any of them, so I'm reluctant to mess with success unless there's a good reason.
Now, do one of the following, depending on what happens when you click Continue: If your computer does not prompt you for a password You are already logged on with an administrator account.
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