Colors are less saturated then before. Didn't change any settings.
SOURCE: HP Photosmart C6180 All-In-One Is printing All Documnets Faded Colors
Try to clean your printheads or check the level of your inks, maybe you are low on inks. Operating system does not affect any printing outputs as I know. Check your inks also coz HP cannot guarantee the quality or reliability of non-HP ink. If ink cartridges have been refilled, try replacing them with genuine HP ink cartridges.
If the print defect is minor, it might be caused by reserve mode operation. When the printer runs out of some colors, it can continue printing using remaining inks, but print quality may be affected. If cyan, magenta, or yellow is out, the printer can print only in grayscale.
Replace any empty print cartridges.
To check ink levels, follow the steps below.
OR try calibrate the color:
2. On the Device Services tab, click Calibrate Color , then follow the onscreen instructions. The procedure takes about two minutes and requires two sheets of paper.
If the steps above did not help, clean the print head.
Please let me know if these steps helped you or not. Thanks
SOURCE: HP 2605dn laser - color fading
HP has a list of troubleshooting steps you can go through for the HP 2605dn when you experience print quality issues.
Two specific things I would try from that list are:
Good Luck!
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SOURCE: HP OfficeJet K80 won't print color anymore
Remove the printer from the systema and reinstall the latest driver from the manufactures website. Then re install the printer to your computer.
SOURCE: HP c3180 color printing problems
I would definitely start by printing a self-test page. With your model press and hold the Cancel button and then press the Start Color Copy button and then release both buttons. When this page comes out you should be able to identify the 4 different color sections...black, cyan, magenta and yellow. If any of these seperate areas are choppy or non-existant, you need to replace your cartridge. Here is a link that will show you examples of what you should/shouldn't see on the self-test report.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00661556&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=1146331&rule=25470&lang=en
SOURCE: After cleaning the entire printer, per hp
Your drum alignment is wrong
the drum is one tooth shifted on one side ( most right side )
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