I have a hp LaserJet 4200 printer.  Everytime I print I get an 'job storage status page'.\n\nIt says:\n\nError:  Unable to store job at printer\nReason:  Printer not configured to collate\n\nSolution:  Install an EIO hard disk.\n\nWhat is an EIO hard disk?
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From the HP support web site:\n\n"In order to collate/mopy on a base model printer, a RAM disk needs to be configured or a hard disk needs to be installed."\n\nYour printer doesn't have enough on-board memory to collate.  You need 64MB and the printer only has 48MB.  I've linked to the support page and to a page selling the RAM disk (EIO Hard Disk) but they're pretty spendy, looks like.
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looks more like a HP driver issue. update the drivers to the latest version that you can download from HP's site. \n\nif that dosen't solve the problem, try submitting a query on hp's site, and hope they get around to fixing the bug. \n\ntill then i guess you will have to log off from your user before trying to print from another users login. \n\nyou didnt mention which application you were trying to print form. also try unchecking the hp preview box, let the printing application generate its own preview. maybe that would work..
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Did you install the software for the printer. I have a Lexmark and that is all I have ever done was just install the software.\n\nUpdate the software too.
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I have seen this happen before with HP deskjets and I reinstalling the printers drivers did the trick each time.\n\nTry to get the most recent drivers of the printer manufacturers website.\n\nGood luck!
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Here are some tips from HP about how to resolve this problem if it keeps occurring after you have removed all the paper:\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=81133&lang=en&docname=c00102607
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First thing is this, if you aren't using that device you surely don't need a driver for it, so uninstall it.  Reboot your system, to see if new hardware is found.  If it is, it will ask you if you want to use an existing driver or a new one. Choose a new one, and insert your HP recovery CD.  Let it load from there.  Chance are it will not even see anything new.  Serial drivers are generally used for serial printers which are going obsolete anyway.  Hope this helps
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You could try going to Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services and scroll down to Print Spooler. Turn it off and reboot then go same place and start again. This has worked for me.
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It's looking for a Parallel port (also known as LPT-1) This printer can connect through a 36-pin Centronics cable (parallel printer cable) or an A to B (standard) USB cable. Be sure you have the correct type of cable for the printer and that the printer driver is installed and selected as the default active printer..\n\nDell has recently remove the old LPT-1 ports from a lot of their PCs in favor of USB, and if you have a USB cable and the driver disk, set up should be relatively easy, be sure to use the printer's driver install disk...don't confuse COM-1 or COM-2...those are a different typr of communications port, rarely used for printers anymore since USB became popular.
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Unplug your printer from the USB or parallel port.\n\nDelete the printer you currently have from Start>Settings>Printer and Faxes.  \n\nDownload and install the driver I posted in the sources area.  \n\nPlug up the printer again after you have installed the driver, and it should work fine.
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try first power cycling the printer, try to turn it off and the turn it back on, also check if there are queues left that are not printed yet, try canceling all pending print job first and also try to restart your computer.. check if the printer is chosen as default printer on printer and faxes under control panel.. if this wont work, also try to uninstall and reinstall the printer software this would probably solved your problem. hope this would help!!!
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Do you have a new HP? \n\nThe new HPs are notorious for under-filling cartridges.   I would recommend trying a re-manufactured cartridge.  You can pick one up  from any place that sell cartridges. The majority of them will be old HP bodies, so there shouldn't be any risk to the printer, provided the print head is not integrated.  Chances are that you are going to get more ink for less money.   Although from time to time there is a loss of quality.  Just ask if if there is a satisfaction guarantee.   You can also look for a placed that runs a rebate recycling program.   I know that Staples here is giving $3 off if you bring in an empty cartridge.
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Check the Minimum System Requirements for print workshop.  If that is ok, then  go into the D drive by click on My Computer. Right click on the drive... choose "AutoPlay" to see if you can load the program from right there. Also try to install another program to see if the D drive is working ok (a disk that you have installed before). Open the D Drive and make sure the disk is sited properly...oO( if you are like me, you will Know what I mean).
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If you have XP you can revert back to the date before you installed the printer to begin with. It will save all your documents and photos, but will delete any programs you installed since then. You will have to reinstall them.\n\nGo to ALL PROGRAMS-->ACESSORIES-->SYSTEM TOOLS-->SYSTEM RESTORE. Click on Restore my computer back to an earlier time. Try to remember the date about when you installed the printer.\n\nAlso, if for some reason a program created a new sized SAVE-TO-DISK file which is the incorrect size, it for some reason makes the Hibernation tab disappear. Follow this procedure as a test. If it is not the problem, it won't hurt anything:\n\n1. Click on the Sleep Manager icon on the Systray.  The Systray is on the taskbar where the clock is located.\n\n2. Click on the Remove button\n\n3. When asked if you are sure that you want to remove the Save-To-Disk file, select Yes.\n\n4. Click the Create button\n\nOne more thing: Video driveres for some reason have alot to do with your hibernation tab appearing and disappearing. Why? I have no idea. MS's explanation is that XP does not allow a computer to hibernate if it does not recognise a specific hardware device. Apparently your computer still thinks the driver is there. Sometimes the drivers aren't deleted when you uninstall. If you know the name of the driver, delete it, if not, SYSTEM RESTORE is still your best option...don't be afraid of it...you'll be surprised at how well it treats you!!!
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From the info. that you have provided, it seems to be an Ink issue. \nHowever, HP has a support document that tells us what to do if the printer prints a Blank page, Check the link below.\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bpd09143&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=75045&dlc=en&lang=en\n\nAlso, check the Ink level from the computer to confirm,\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bpd09352&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=75045&dlc=en&lang=en
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Usually on the first options page of most printers,is the option of how many copies you want to print. Pick one copy from that option's list!!!!
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You can download the driver from the official website of HP\nWhat's the product model of the printer?\nIs that HP LaserJet 1020 Printer ?\nIf yes, you can downlaod the driver from the link below
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Seems like you can't do it on that printer, I have the same experience too. The new HP printer (after DJ 900 series) feed the paper very quick, while the DJ 900 Series feed the paper slowly, which, can affect the starting point, since they don't have any sensor for the paper feed.\nTry using adobe pagemaker and make your desing slightly bigger than actual print. Hope this help.