HP PSC1350 All-In-One Printer

Normally there is a kodak software you run on the PC and it show you the pics from the camera. Your trying to print directly to the printer without a PC? If so then you would use the printer menu.

UPDATE: Found the 310 user manual online from the Kodak site.

http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg00431/urg00431c3s3.shtml

The title of this topic is for the MX860. It has no "RESUME" button, so the advice submitted by cene765 does not work. But there is a solution.

The MX860 has two black ink cartridges--one small (like the colored ones) and one large. So, you will run out of colored ink way before you run out of black. I found that by selecting the "Gray scale" printing option, I could still print with color cartridges being very low. Even when the printer told me that the color cartridges were empty, I could still print by clicking the "OK" button. However, this does not last. Eventually, the printer will flag the color cartridges with an alarm. When that happens, the printer stops working, freezing at the alarm until you replace the cartridge.

However, you can still print. What you need to do is press and hold the STOP button for a few moments. The alarm will be released and then you let go of the button. Printing can resume. This happened to me where the alarm was triggered by the cyan cartridge, before I could even try to print. When I used the STOP button bypass, printing started but was then flagged by the magenta cartridge. I thought for sure that pressing STOP while in the middle of starting the print cycle would abort it, but thankfully it did not--the alarm was cleared and printing resumed.

maybe have a look in the settings and change the priority setting to right now or urgent or something like that

That may be normal for a demo page. Your machine MAY take a bit of time to format and transfer the page data.

If it does this for normal print, then there may be an issue. The print data is spooled onto your disk before going to the printer. If you have other heavy activity going on such as downloading files, this can interupt the printing in spurts.

This is a simple 3 step fix

a) Get rid of printer
b) Get rid of husband
c) Get new printer

Hope this works!! :-)

Attempt to manually restart the Spooler service.

Click Start > Click Run > Type "services.msc" (sans the quotes) hit enter.

Right-Click on Print Spooler > Click Stop

Wait until it stops and the icon (if any) on the task bar goes away.

Right-Click on Print Spooler > Click Start.

From the options, stopping and starting is usually more effective.

Let us know if you need anything.

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I went through the HP troubleshooting and it started printing OK when I Stopped and Started the Print Spooling under Administration Services:

-START
-Control Panel
-Administrative Tools
-Services
-Scroll Down & Right Click on Print Spooler, Choose STOP, then OK (if needed)
-Right Click again, choose START, then OK (If needed)

After a few moments, it started right up for me and the Test Page I had in the que.

Hope this helps someone.

Make sure when you send the print job, that manual duplex options are NOT selected.

More likely to be Network print spooler issue, check settings on driver.

try cleaning the connectors to the chips of your toner, transfer unit.