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Have you tried uninstalling and then reinstalling either printer on any of the PCs? Try this with the 7310 and one of the PCs, allowing the installer to discover the printer. This may solve your problem.
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Have you tried uninstalling and then reinstalling either printer on any of the PCs? Try this with the 7310 and one of the PCs, allowing the installer to discover the printer. This may solve your problem.
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How is the switch connected to the Actiontec ?
What is the internal IP Adderss for the printers and what address does the wireless laptop obtain ?
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Slotech's Solution:
I reinstalled all of the printers, deleting the printers at the PCs and uninstalling the printer client software and now all work -- it was a major job since the 7310 all-in-one takes about an hour to install. (The latest driver and software packages also had to be downloaded from HP for each printer and each O/S.)
I recommend to anyone facing a similar problem to use static IPs on the internal networks since at least for the W2K machine the Actiontec drops DHCP and does not automatically reassign an IP, and the it also seems to drop the printers without automatic reassignment.
Thanks to the commenters for the help.