Hi there,
Make sure to delete the old driver and port before reinstalling the printer driver.
The best and easiest way in my opinion to install print driver for your machine, is to go to the printer web page, click on the 'Support' Tab and then click on the 'Install Print/Scan Drivers' link. See Picture:
You will have the choice to install either the PS, PCL6, PCL5 and possibly the XPS driver. I suggest you install both the PS and PCL6 driver. It will be easier to do test from both drivers and see if problem continue.
As for the PostScript Option, it is installed by default on this model.
So, if you still have PCL error after you've reinstalled your print driver, there is a chance that could be from a software corruption inside the machine. You will need to place a service call to do a software reload.
Hope you success!
K.
Go to the driver page for the model in question and run the web based installer which should run, search the network, find the printer and install the correct driver.
It is possible the printer does not have a Postscript interpreter so a PCL driver might be the only option.
And if there is a Fiery on the copier then the driver should be obtained from Webtools (Take the IP you print to and put it in a web browser address bar. If it loads Fiery webtools, go to the downloads tab and grab the Printer Files (Fiery driver), If it loads Centreware Internet Services go to Properties > General Setup > Configuration Report and verify it has the Postscript option installed
