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Check the print driver and the port. If you ever installed more than one HP product on
the computer, the product might not be the default printer, or the wrong print driver
might have been configured. Follow these steps to check the print driver configuration.
On the Windows taskbar, click the Windows icon, and then click Devices and printers
. The Devices and printers folder opens. Look for a green checkmark next to the product
icon. This checkmark indicates which product is the default printer for Windows.
Right-click the icon for your product, and then click Printer properties . The printer
Properties window opens. Click the Ports tab.
Look for your product under the Description column, and then view the Ports column to
the left. Select your connection type to determine which
port you should use. USB
There should be a checkmark next to the DOT4 port or the USB00X where X indicates a port
number. Wired Ethernet or Wireless Network
There should be a checkmark next to the Standard TCP/IP port with the product name.
Look under the Printer column and make sure that the product listed matches your product.
This indicates that the print driver is correct. If the port setting or the print driver is
not correct, you must reinstall the HP software. Restart the computer, and then try the print
job again.