HP 1510V printing double-sided, pop up window stopped showing.

DO YOU KNOW THE MAKE AND MODEL OF THE PRINTER?
COULD YOU PRINT DOUBLE SIDED IN THE PAST?
DOES YOUR "PRINT" WINDOW [it pops up after you enter ctrl p) HAVE A PREFERNCES BUTTON? IF IT DOES CLICK ON IT AND A WINDOW SHOULD APPEAR WHERE YOU CAN CLICK DOUBLE SIDED ON OR OFF.

According to the specs, this printer does not have a duplex unit and therefore cannot print double sided prints.
DOUBLE SIDED PRINTING USING A SINGLE SIDED PRINTER
If your printer does not have a duplex unit then the printercannot print double sided pages automatically.
You can print double sided pages but you have to do it one page at a time.
First print Page 1 then place the page back into the paper tray, but turn thepage upside down and the print Page 2.
Then print page 3 on one side then page 4 on the other side and repeat for therest of the document.
I suggest you try a test page first, to get the printing the right way up onboth sides of the page so it reads correctly.

I got the same message. I completed the window to set up the printer option and then it printed. But I didn't like the quality. I checked the box that said best but the lettering was grainy looking. Also the print preferences box won't open in my printer's window. I also am not showing the option to reducw size. It is there but only in light gray. I think they have issues to work out with this new program.

if on Windows based system connect this printer with a usb cable? Turn on USB in bios, could explain why other printer not working too

Hi, Please find the work around steps to resolve duplex printing issue in Windows Vista. Please the send the *.gpd files to the cu via mail before doing the steps. Duplexer Printing for Windows Vista Troubleshooting steps 1.start-all programs- accessories ? cmd -right click-run as administrator 2.Stop the Spooler service - Type net stop spooler 3.Change current directory Type cd windows\system32\spool\drivers\w32x86\3 4.Backup the old gpd files - Type copy hp*.gpd *.bak 5.sent the zipped file to customers email address through astro and then download the file to customers desktop 6.extracted the files from the zipped folder and then pasted those files to windows\system32\spool\drivers\w32x86\3 7.Remove old BUD file Type - del HP*.bud file 8.Restart to spooler service - Type net start spooler 9.checked under printing preferences if the both sided printing is selected as automatic and then tried printing a two page document 10.checked whether its printing or not. 11.) Start-Control Panel- Printer & Faxes- Right Click On the printer -Properties-Device settings-Disable the manual Duplex printing-Click on Installed Two sided printing-click on apply & ok. 12) Then Go to Right Click on the Printer-Printing preferences-Paper quality-Select Two Sided Printing from the top drop down list where its showing What do you want to do? 13) From Print on both sides-Select Automatically from the drop down list. 14) Try to print on both side check whether its working or not.

u have to clear the sent job, go to printers and faxes through your start menu, if u cant find it there, go to control panel, double click on the printer and faxes icon, on the pop up window, double click to open the printer then select all the jobs and empty the box, then you can start using again, make sure the printer is off while doing that.

Depending on the operating system - go to services, which can be accessed from computer management OR just by typing services.msc in the run.. command. Once you have the services interface open - find print spooler services - right click and select stop to stop the service. Check to see if that document still shows - most likely you will not be able to see as printer interface will not open. Now right click print spooler service and selct start to start the service. Check - most likely doucment would disappear.

When the printer window pops up, click on preferences then features to enable manual two-sided printing.

The DeskJet printers are notorious for this problem. When you turn the printer off and back on in the middle of a print job, it gets confused when it is back on and cannot interpret the print language when it resumes from the computer. Whenever this happens in the future, you need to delete the print job off your pc before turning the printer back on. If you have windows XP, click START, SETTINGS, PRINTERS&FAXES, then double-click on your printer icon. When the queue window comes up, right-click on the active print job, select DELETE, then reply YES to confirm. If you don't see the print job delete (it might take a minute or so), then you will have to stop/start your Windows print spooler. Go to START, SETTINGS, CONTROL PANEL. Double-click the ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS icon. Double-click the SERVICES icon. Scroll down and locate PRINT SPOOLER. Right-click on it and select STOP. Wait about 10 seconds, then right-click on it again and select START. Close out of the SERVICES & CONTROL PANEL windows. Open your printer status window again and see if it is clear. Once it is clear, it will be safe to turn your printer back on. Hope this helps.