If printing becomes slow, try these solutions:
- Make sure
your system meets the requirements for your operating system. If
you are printing a high-resolution image, you may need more than
the minimum requirements. If necessary, increase your system's
memory.
- If you are
using Windows 7, close the Devices and
Printers window before you print.
- Clear space
on your hard drive or run a defragmentation utility to free up
existing space.
- Close any
programs you are not using when you print.
- If your
product is connected to a USB hub, connect it directly to your
computer instead.
- If printing
becomes slower after printing continuously for a long time, the
product may have automatically slowed down to protect the print
mechanism from overheating or becoming damaged. Let the product
rest with the power on for 30 minutes, then try printing
again.
For the fastest printing, select the following settings in your
product software:
- Make sure
the paper type setting matches the type of paper you loaded.
- Turn on any
high speed settings in your product software.
- Select a
lower print quality setting.
- Make sure
the ink drying time has not been increased for double-sided
printing.
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Windows: Click the Maintenance tab, select Extended Settings, and select the following
settings:
-
High Speed Copies
-
Always spool RAW datatype
-
Page Rendering Mode
-
Print as Bitmap