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Message: [QUOTE="thowden, post: 226928, member: 23504"] Hi Worst case is that there was a surge when the power was restored and it fried your printer in some way. If that is the case and the printer is a low-end / low price choice, it might be cheaper in time and money to just scrap it for a new one. Better case, is that the printer and its comms with the computer have been compromised. If you can still scan on the printer, can you scan and print from the printer? (that will tell you if the 'printing' issue is within the device or in the comms). Regardless, I'd suggest uninstalling the printer software and device from your Windows (or Mac?) system and then switch off the computer & printer, unplug everything, and start as if setting up / installing for the first time. That should clear any mis-match in the comms between the printer and computer. Hope this helps. cheers Tony [/QUOTE]