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Uninstall the printer and reinstall it using the new driver. After removing the old driver and installing the new one, scan your computer with RadarSync so that you will know which drivers need some updating.
Perhaps the Drum that is responsible for creating images in laser printer. If its light sensitive area is damaged, it can create such effects. You should check the drum of your laser printer
Simple tip to fix this issue is to Index your Computer and Add Hardware based on the Test Results:
Windows Experience Index rates up your computer. You can add appropriate hardware based on the search results.
Click Start.
Press ENTER.
Windows Experience Index will launch.
Click Rate this computer button to start conducting the tests.
After these tests are completed, you can get the overall performance results.
You are advised to add new hardware based on the search results. For example, upgrade your processor, add more RAM and add a Graphics Card. For Instant Fix use Reginout system utility.
try uninstalling the printer driver and installing the build in windows driver reboot the pc try printing from notepad, any test page at all to see if the problem is the program you are printing from, or if its a windows problem (system wide0 and crashes when printing with any program
I got the same problem here with the same printer. however it prints well using words and pdf. it says Data Execution Prevention (DEP) problem when it crashes, but it still crashes when I put the explorers as exception for DEP. Anyone could help?
Place one hand either side if printer, Gently shake the printer left and right a few times without lifting it off the desk..
What happens is that when a laser printer is moved and is not kept level the toner will move to one side or the other, the gentle shake evens out the toner.
With symptoms like that, is the printer power cord plugged into the PC's uninteruptible power supply?
NO Laser printer should be connected to a UPS, as the internal heating wand/assembly draws way too many watts, as does the rest of the printer.
In this scenario, the PC would shut OFF due to the UPS being momentarily overloaded.
Plug the printer into a separate surge protector.
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