There could be several reasons why you are unable to print after installing the printer driver. The most common issues are related to running out of ink, misconfigured settings, not connecting the printer properly, a paper jam or other mechanical issue, using the wrong driver, an outdated driver, or an issue with a computer virus.
The first step is to verify that everything is properly connected and all settings are configured correctly. Make sure the power supply is connected and all wires are secure. If your printer has an LCD display, use the menu options to make sure all settings are set correctly. For example, some printers require that the paper size or type be set correctly before they will print.
If the settings seem to be correct, try to run a print test from within the printer driver on your computer. To do this, open the printer driver and select “Print Test Page.” If it prints successfully, then the issue is likely related to the document you were trying to print.
If the test page does not print, you may need to check the printer driver itself. Try looking on the manufacturer’s website for the most recent version of the driver and download it. Then, try printing again. It is also possible that the driver is corrupt or there is a conflict between the printer driver and the computer operating system. In that case, try uninstalling the driver and then reinstalling it.
In some cases, the issue could be related to the physical printer itself. Check for potential paper jams or other mechanical issues that could prevent the printer from functioning properly. You should also check the ink levels to make sure they do not need to be refilled.
Finally, it is possible that the issue is related to a computer virus or malware. Run a scan using antivirus software to rule out this possibility.
By troubleshooting each of these potential issues, you should be able to isolate the issue and resolve the problem.