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LaserJet 9050 MFP DISK NOT INITIALIZED

Based on age likely the harddrive has failed. Replace drive, restart printer and then setup printer again.

In windows go to Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Computer Management->Disk management click "Enter". Find the disk that says disk uninitialized right click in the box on the right hand side and click "Initialize".

if it's a second disk you can initialize it under disk management. press the windows key + the R key and type diskmgmt.msc and press enter. search for the drive in the list and right click and click initialize.

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It's possible that the only problem is that the replacement disk-drive needs to be "initialized" for first-time usage. Or, it's possible that your Dell won't support your new _larger_ disk-drive.

Did they send you a disk-drive with _greater_ capacity than your old 60GB drive?
It's possible that they "upgraded" you, because they had no (small) 60GB disk-drives in inventory.

Take your Dell "System Restore" set of CD/DVD disks, and reinstall Windows.
The Windows Installer will "initialize" your disk-drive.

Enter UI Diagnostic(hold 0-zero for 6 seconds and press Start button, find Diagnostic) in dC355 Hard Disk Diag Program and make a diagnostics of HDD. Refer to Initialize Hard Disk procedure in UI diagnostic <!-- from fixya rte -->

When one press the copy button the firmware corresponding to it works. However, the issue that is stated that the firmware of the printer is corrupted and need to be updated. Please do updated the firmware of your machine by downloading it online from your printer company website.

Not sure if your windows operation system is working. If so here are the instructions. Otherwise you can boot from cd (XP) and format the drive.
To access the disk management tool right click on My Computer and select Manage from the menu. There will appear a window with 3 categories in the left: System Tools, Storage and Services and applications. By selecting Storage, the menu will expand and from the dropped down list choose Disk Management, which is the purpose of this tutorial. In the right panel of the window there are shown the disks with partitions, as well as the CD-ROM / DVD-ROM drives.
Initialize new disks

New disks appear as Not Initialized. Before you can use a disk, you must first initialize it. If you start Disk Management after adding a disk, the Initialize Disk Wizard will appear, so you can initialize the disk.
So, right-click the disk you want to initialize, and then click Initialize Disk; in the Initialize Disk dialog box, select the disk(s) to initialize.

Try taking the disk out and format it on a PC first.