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Posted on Dec 03, 2008

My hp 1320 prints multiple copies instead of one copy

When printing from Excel, hp 1320 won't print just one copy; insists on printing multiple copies

  • marlene_arch Dec 09, 2008

    Been there, done that.

  • Emma J
    Emma J May 11, 2010

    I know this sounds a bit patronising and I dont mean to, but have you made sure the number of copies in the settings is set to 1?

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Go to "printers and faxes."
Right click on your printer and select "Printing preferences."
Select "Advanced" tab
Double click "paper output"
If "Copy count=2" then change to 1 and apply
IF IT ALREADY IS SET TO 1 THEN:
Set "copy count=2" then APPLY
Repeat the above and now set "copy count=1"

The process of setting and resetting the copy count fixed my issues.

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    this does not work

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Right click the printer in "Printers and Faxes" and select properties. Find the advanced section (slightly different depending on printer model/driver) and look for "copy count". Make sure it's set to 1.

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Thanks bro, its working,
but there is copy count =1 , and there is a collect check box that is checked, now i unchecked it then problem is solved

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