My HP 3015P will no longer print PDF files. This is a new issue. Anyone have a solution?

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If you are getting 49.XXXX error codes while printing PDF files, you can try upgrading the machines firmware.
This seems to be a common "PDF file printing" problem with the LaserJet 4250.

Open the pdf document.
Click on File-> print-> click on Advanced tab on the print dialog box.
Click on checknext to "print as Image" and click on Ok.
Then click on Ok.
Then try to print.

try updating your pdf reader to the latest version the older versions have issues printing pdf files...

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This is not a printer problem, but a pdf problem. Re-install Acrobat Reader.

I find most PDF printing issues are due to the print Driver. Your print driver should be a Post Script driver they offer the best support for PDF files.

The issue your having is most likely due to the print driver. First step would be to replace your driver.

Print the document again.

If it does the same thing, then it could be caused by the actual PDF file your printing.

Print other PDF documents does it do this with all PDF's?

If so your Acrobat Software has an issue. Reinstall Acrobat.

Print PDF's again.

If the problem remains then it becomes a issue most likely caused by your Operating Sys of your computer.

It sounds like it is a printer memory issue. That printer comes with just 64MB of memory and PDF files are complicated for most printers. Try printing a few pages at a time for that PDF file and see if that works. If so than it is a memory issue.

please reinstall the printer driver and also reinstall your window

Try using the PS drivers

It sounds like this is an HP driver issue. HP drivers have built-in "optimizations" (that unfortunately have bugs) for things like printing photos. Different programs (word, for example) try to take advantage of these optimizations in different ways. When they work, they give superior photo printing (faster, with more accurate color). When they don't, you get black squares. This is why "converting" it to PDF worked for you -- Word printed it through the PDF driver instead of the HP printer driver, then when you printed the PDF file, that program avoided those optimizations when it sent the images to the printer. Unfortunately, the translation caused quality loss. If your goal was to print out something like a "proof-sheet" of photos, you might try the free photo organizer at www.preclick.com. It will print these for you, captions and everything, and should be able to avoid the driver issues.