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I have a HP Laserjet 4345 printer on a network that is not allowing anyone to print to it. The user is getting the message 'This doc failed to print.' They are also getting the following message:<br />
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PCL XL Error<br />
Subsystem: userstream<br />
Error: Missing Data<br />
Operator: Read image 144.<br />
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The printer is using the PCL 6 driver.
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I have a HP Laserjet 4345 printer on a network that is not allowing anyone to print to it. The user is getting the message 'This doc failed to print.' They are also getting the following message:

PCL XL Error
Subsystem: userstream
Error: Missing Data
Operator: Read image 144.

The printer is using the PCL 6 driver.

HP Laserjet 4345 PCL XL Error

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