How do I make a test page for my printer to check color.

Blocked print head nozzles
Inkjet printers need to be used frequently to prevent blocked print head nozzles. You may have blocked print head nozzles.
Try the printer maintenance to clear the printer nozzles.
After several deep cleaning attempts and there is no improvements in the print then a new print head is required.
A new print head maybe expensive and it maybe more cost effective to purchase a new printer.

PLEASE CHECK ON PRINTER PROPETE AND CHECK MARK BLACK

i think all printers do not print if one of the separate color cartridges is empty. check ink and replace. hope this will help.

HiPlease try the followingGo control panel and click on scanners and printersRight click on you're printer and go to propertiesThere will be an option to do a maintenance checkClean, Nozzles, Head and AlignmentPrint a test page and hope your're color comes back

A firmware update for your model addresses a number of issues including print quality issues. Please visit the Lexmark website to download and install the Lexmark S300 Series Firmware Update.
Should the problem persists, please contact Lexmark Technical Support Center for additional assistance. Thanks.

If you are certain that your printer online properties indicates color printing and you can get 'test print' in color (via Printer properties or Printer built-in menu), I would first check that your application is not overriding the default settings (e.g. such as proof/draft mode printing in mono or B&W) or try another application.

If no applications won't print in colors, I would try to re-install the Printer Drivers specific to your windows version.

Silly question from my side: have you removed the tape covering the nozzles of the cartridges? Is it original Brother cartridges, or is it compatibles?

Check this:

If all the the computers connected to this printer via network:

• Shut them all down except for one.
• Go to that computer and go to your printer and fax settings
• Identify the Hp OfficeJet 4515 and right click on the icon and select properties
• On the General Tab, click on the button that says, "Printing Preferences"
• Select the "Features" tab and go down to Color Options and check to see that the radial button is green for Print in Color option
• Underneath that, there is another setting thatsays, "Color Management".
• Check to see that it is already selected with, "ColorSmart/sRGB or Adobe/rgb
• Click Ok and return to the Properties
• Go to Color Management Tab and check to see that it is set to Automatic.
• Underneath that, you'll see "Color Profiles currently associated with this printer.
• Look to see that the field is populated, if not click on ADD, and select each color profile that is available
• Click apply, then OK
• Shutdown Computer
  

Turn the printer off, unplug the power from it, wait a couple of minutes, then plug power back to printer, then power it up.

• Restart the computer you were working with
• Go to printers and fax options window
• Select the HP OfficeJet 4515
• Right click, select properties
• On General tab, click on, Print Test Page
• Go to printer to see if printing test page
  
• Check to if the Microsoft Windows logo was printed in color

If it is in color, then print the color document you were previously attempting in color.
If it does not print in color, you will have to check your settings on the program that is being used for the document.

I had this problem on Windows 7 64x.

The solution that finally worked for me:
1. Go to your Devices & Printers window. (from the Start menu)
2. Right-click on your HP CP2025 printer and select Printer Properties.
3. Select the Device Settings tab.
4. Scroll to the bottom where you see Device Type. It probably says "Auto Detect."
5. Click on the words "Auto Detect" to activate a drop-down menu. Select "Color". Click the Apply button.

To test if this fixes your color printing, go to the General tab and click the Print Test Page button at the bottom. The page should print the Windows logo in color at the top of the page (the rest of the page is b&w).

Note: I did not install any additional drivers from HP for this printer. Windows automatically detected it and installed HP's Universal Print Driver PCL 6.

Kudos to Ken from the HP forums for this knowledge: http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-LaserJet/CP2025-Won-t-Print-in-Color/td-p/1151762