For some reason this happens when I use black ink. If I choose to print my document with red or dark blue ink it doesn't seem to have the white lines. Also it seems to do better when I use the "Best" v. "Normal" Quality print.
If you can't fix the problem the best thing to do would be buying a new printer. They're inexpensive now a days and they're made to break fast so you end up buying a new one anyway. Try to check the users manual in the future
The black print head has a few blocked nozzles.
Inkjet printers need to be used frequently to prevent ink drying out and blocking the print head nozzles.
If the print head cleaning maintenance routine does not clear the blockages, then print head needs replacing, but it may be expensive.
It may be more cost effective to buy a later model and better printer than replace the print head.
SOURCE: horizontal red lines when printing
Horizontal line is carriage axis , while moving its may give line if some dust or resdual ink may be on he carriage base
clean the caping station and cleaning wiper ( place where carriage rests )
if its not resolved please update sample images for same
SOURCE: hp psc 1210 vista issue: properties
Have you got the Vista driver installed.?
Vista has many driver problems and manufactuers are not addressing them
Go to HP site for a Vista driver download,
or go to www,fixyourownprinter.com/forums and put this problem there
SOURCE: hp 5550dn ( I am getting a 49.2fcc and 49.4b1a error
Upgrade firmware on the printer as a first step, 49 errors are often an issue with firmware
SOURCE: C-7250 HP all in one appears to have a stopped up printer head?
Try placing sheet of black text on copy board, and run many copies black only. I ran 25x12 times still no black. Run head clean after about each 50 sheets. Persevered and finally BLACK ink OK Inkypete
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