Toshiba TEC B-472 Thermal Label Printer "connected printing slowly" Questions

...connected to the printer from computer.just connect the printer to the main power outlet and then ON the printer and then when the head moves just at that time remove the power cord quickly from the ...

...connected through standard TCP/IP printing very slow.Through USB, print coming fast.I checked spooler service, updated driver & reinstalled the same.But problem not solved.Please help me. try to ...

canon i560 printing very slowly Usually this is a computer problem not a printer one, try connecting to another computer to print just to be sure.

them but slowly (approx. 7/8 seconds among one lable and the follow one) there is some kind of setting that can fast the operation (we've to print 700 labels) How are the printers connected to the pcs

I have a problem. When I turn on my printer, the first symbol from top constantly blinks and it doesn't print anything. How can I solve this issue? Welcome to FixYa! If the first symbol on the top is ...

...connected to my laptop and it takes 3-5 minutes to print. My color cartridge is low and my black one is new. You have a cartridge problem.This condition is typically caused by one of the cartridges ...

...connected to your computer(s)? If it is USB or network. Try a different cables. Does your computer run slow also? Low disk space can cause print jobs to print slowly. Network issues can cause slow ...

...printing stamps one at a time when the machine suddenly fed a number of stamp blanks through and one got caught, upside down apparently, as it stuck to the roller. I tried to get it out and got part, ...

...slowly and not printing recieving data very slowly Slow transfer of information to the printer can be a couple of things. 1) The document is massive. If you are sending a picture then check the size ...

...printing very slowly up to 5 minutes after a 1 page print job is spooled. I get a slow jerky printing. I ran the HP print diagnostic and everything is fine. What could it be? First I congratulate you ...