Its printing the same picture over and over again

Maybe the pictures are too high a resolution. Meaning they are too big for the printer to capture in it's internal memory. Try resaving the picture smaller and try a re-print. Cameras today take picture in high definition but printers don't usually get sold with a lot of memory. The computer can usually spool up the pictures but again asking the printer to capture and resize the picture1 (800) 448-6262 is usually asking a lot from a printer. Just try resizing a picture to a smaller format then try and print it.

hmm..interesting..that usually happens when the image size is larger than the print area the printer handles..check your scaling on your photo application, so that the image is NOT larger than your printable area..

actually it happens with some pictures and Graphs in word file
best way to make pdfs or u can try with print screen that picture and again put in word file then it will comes on paper

Do you mean - how do I restart printing a document that is in the print queue? Or do you want to know how to restart the printer as in turn it off and back on again?
If you have a document that has not printed and you want to restart printing it, click on the arrow on the bottom right side of your screen near your clock and find the picture of the printer (icon). Right click with your mouse on top of the picture of the printer and open the print queue. Find the document you want to print and click on it and choose restart. You can also delete the documents in the queue and just try printing them all over again to solve the issue.

You still have some clogged heads.Head cleaning once is sometimes not enough to clean your heads properly, especially if you are using 'compatible' ink cartridges. You need to clean your heads again, and possibly still again, until your test print pattern produces the correct colours.

Point the mouse at the picture, and click the SECOND (usually the RIGHT) mouse-button, and choose "save to My Pictures". Assign a filename to the picture, and click 'OK' to save it.

Repeat the above, choosing "Go to My Pictures", to open your "My Pictures" folder. Again, click with the SECOND mouse-button on the picture, and choose "Print".

try using windows default printer settings rather than software that came with printer if that works reload your printer software and try again.

Set up a picture with basic squares of colour using a graphics program such as Powerpoint. Print this picture. Does the printed picture look like the picture on the screen. If not, uninstall the printer, reboot, and re-install it. Try again - still no good? You need to get a technician to look at your printer.

If this basic colour check works OK, take a photograph of the printed picture and load it into the computer. Compare it with the original on the screen. The same? No - it's a camera problem - Yes? - OK now print the camera version. Any sign of this dimming? Yes - it's a printer problem - get a technician, as before. No? - I'm baffled why you think you have a problem?

here is the troubleshooting steps
try to remove the ink cartridges and put it baack again but make sure to hear a click sound when you put the ink cartridges,after that try to print again picture and if still has lines through it press the menu in the printer scroll down until you can see the calibrate printer,press ok and select the print calibration page and hit the ok button..after it print place the calibration page in the scanner glass and press start, try to print again a picture and if still has a line call the kodak hot line 1 800 421 6699 and you might have a printhead replacement.

You have to rotate the pictures 90 degrees if they are landscape before printing.