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Paul Sauvé

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 Or does it print only blank pages?<br />
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only blank pages.<br />
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i tried with different files. It worked previously
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So have you reinstalled the driver?
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copy function works. Without using the computer. Press the black and white copy button and page from scanner is printed.
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Did you reinstall the driver as I suggested in my earlier comment?
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Did you reinstall the driver as I suggested in my earlier comment? 
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I made no changes yet
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So without making any changes I know that unconnected printer/scanner scans a page and prints it.
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All that proves is that the printer and scanner hardware are working fine. It proves nothing about the driver.
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All that proves is that the printer and scanner hardware are working fine. It proves nothing about the driver.
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How do I test the driver?
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Reinstall it as I suggested in my first comment
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windows 10 sends a print job on notepad, chrome to <br />
hp deskjet 1510 <br />
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printer then prints blank sheets<br />
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how can I troubleshoot
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windows 10 sends a print job on notepad, chrome to 
hp deskjet 1510 

printer then prints blank sheets

how can I troubleshoot

 Or does it print only blank pages?

only blank pages.

i tried with different files. It worked previously

copy function works. Without using the computer. Press the black and white copy button and page from scanner is printed.

Did you reinstall the driver as I suggested in my earlier comment?

Did you reinstall the driver as I suggested in my earlier comment? 

I made no changes yet

So without making any changes I know that unconnected printer/scanner scans a page and prints it.

All that proves is that the printer and scanner hardware are working fine. It proves nothing about the driver.

All that proves is that the printer and scanner hardware are working fine. It proves nothing about the driver.
How do I test the driver?

Reinstall it as I suggested in my first comment

blank sheets on printer

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Windows 10

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Chrome

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