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Chromebooks do not use drivers to install printers. They use Google Cloud print. There are two methods of printing with Google Cloud print, using a Google Cloud Print ready printer or setting up the service on your computer.
Check the print settings to be sure you are printing in black and white, not grayscale. Instead of clicking the printer icon to print, use the File, Print menu selections to bring up the print settings window.
Hi zaylasmommy, Depending on what phone model you are using, you can plug you're phone into your computer and use the Software which came with your phone on your computer to save the Text messages and then print them out. but if your phone did not come with computer software then the only way to print out your Text message is to type it on your computer Manually and then print it out.
the printer is fine its the computer that you are printing from that is giving the wronge information. try reinstalling it onto that computer. and check that the background on the word documents are not black on print prevew first. or you have not chosen on the program you are printing from there is not a background colour that needs sending to the back.
If you look carefully at the printer you'll note that there is no button for "Print" and the reason for this is that all the other functions are for using the printer as if it wasn't connected, nor needed a computer.
All your printing functions that DO use a computer require you to interact with the printer via the computer.
In short, to use the printer from the computer you'll need to make sure you've installed the correct drivers (see your installation CD or the Canon website) and then plug the printer in using a USB cable connection to your computer. If the computer recognises the printer you'll then be able to print.
In a nutshell if your printer is connected and drivers installed properly it doesn't matter what your printer has selected on the printers own control panel, you just print :)
How much memory do you have installed in your computer. This could be the problem because the memory is being used for printing and non for another process to function. Hope this helps. Bud
Check the way your print Jobs Spool up in your PC. you may have a totally different set up for printing in your new computer that takes two or three extra steps(such as spooling the print job) prior to actually sending it to the printer to be printed. If you have a user manual for your new computer, check the printer set up and see if it is set up to print directly to printer or print to spooling folder then to printer. Also try a different driver if you wish, I know the 2430 can use either PCL5 or PCL6 drivers... I'd start there and see if there is a difference.... the problem isn't your printer obviously its the way your computer is communicating to it. Best of luck to you.
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Try to print on a self test, all printers can print without using the computer please check your manual on how to self test the printer without using the computer.
If your using a cable plugged in directly to the computer use another port then test to print. If still same you might have print in queue on your computer you have to restart the spooler on your computer so you can print.
You can check on this website so you have an idea.
I have had the same problem. 2 computers had been able to print fine then 1 stopped (other was still fine). I use Network Magic as well- noticed that the IP address for the print server was different on each computer. I deleted the 2 printers on the computer that could not communicate to the server, logged into the server and set its IP address to static at the address listed on the computer that could print. Next ran the set up for the printers on the problem computer again. Test pages now printed out fine.
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