In article , n/a writes
Type "reliability" (no quotes) in the search bar and look at that for some
clues. You can view by days or weeks (upper right) and when you click on a
column, details will be shown below.

Sorry but which search bar?

Also, you said you re-installed the drivers. Try uninstalling the whole
package for that printer - not just the drivers and reinstall after shutting
down completely and then powering up.

I used Revo Uninstaller to allegedly remove everything, re-booted and
installed the driver file below from the HP web site then re-booted
again

PS_SF_03_D5400_NonNet_Full_Win_WW_140_404-4.exe


This printer is listed on HP's site as being Win10 compatible.

Try this troubleshooter:
https://support.hp.com/us-en/topic/d...inting&issue=p
rinter-windows-10-update

Didn't help.

Use the Microsoft troubleshooter.

Nor did that.

Is this printer on the network, USB cable or wireless?

USB.

As I said in my OP it had worked previously, the only thing I can think
of is that I've upgraded to 1809.

Thanks for all who tried to help, I've taken some screen shots and the
next step is to contact HP although I doubt they'll be interested in
such an ancient printer.

When my ink supply is gone I might look for a replacement but they all
seem to be 3 in 1 these days which I don't want, I have a good scanner
and don't fax.

Mike

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