My hp printer takes avery long time in printing pages than before

Avery labels may be blocked on your computer so check your security settings. Other wise you may need to refresh the page, your computer or the printer. If that doesn't help you may need to double check your ink cartridges are full and correctly placed, also that the wires connecting the printer to your computer are all in properly.

One has to assume that you are using the manual feed tray (tray 1) to print the labels.
Give Avery a call and let them know what's happening.
In the meantime start using compatible labels from another manufacturer.
Just a thought....you didn't say where the labels are being pulled off the sheet.
If it is at the fuser you can use the rear output bin which gives a straight path thru the printer.

Go into your "printer properties" and select "page layout" there you'll see all the size options.Thanks, Dana P.S. You may also try using the sizecode that is prited on the card wrapping for example; Avery 3757, Avery 1270 etc. etc. Thanks Dana

follo0w the link to avey for further help
http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Help-Center/Formatting-and-Printing-Tips/_/Ns=Rank

I found an odd workaround. Probably a better one available, but this worked for me. When you select Print from Design Pro, in the printer drop down box select Microsoft XPS Document Writer instead of your printer. Click OK, enter a file name, and save. That will save a .xps file. Next, open the .xps file and print it.

Check your printer's capability.

Buy the card stock they recommend.

If all else fails, print on plain and take card stock to a copy shop and have them do it for you.

Walking there beats going nuts over stupid software or hardware problems

This is normally set through the page margins within the software you are using not the actual printer settings. MS Word has templates for various Avery labels, but I've found after loading the template you have to fine tune the margins for your printer. Use plain paper to print test pages and hold them over your card stock to check alignment.

SOLVED! Try this fix! The key is to fool the printer software into thinking it's printing on plain, not expensive glossy or heavy weight paper. http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Other-printing-questions/Solved-All-in-Ones-Misalignment-on-Costco-or-Heavy-Photo-Paper/m-p/325349

If you are using avery pre cut cards it is necessary to chane you page format . When you click on page format go all the way down and you will see the selection of avery templates.If you are using office I mean word or publisher go to microsoft on-line and type in the search bar avery templates If you are using printshop go to the printer format selection and you will see the avery section.
Let me know if you need more help.
Be mucho blessed,
Mark

Is it from the most recently printed page, or is it the same image avery time regardless of what you print? It sounds like your drum or roller (I'm not sure about the exqact term in english) might be the issue. Have you somehow managed to "force" a printing without paper in the printer?