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Using the Test Page function is a good way to test the communication between the printer and computer. It is sent directly from the printer driver and thus enables a user to determine if the problem is related to a communication issue or an actual problem with the application that is being used.
Follow the instruction appropriate for your version of Windows:
Before continuing, do the following:
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If an icon for your Epson printer is not present, the driver is not installed. Install the driver according to the method recommended in article Epson and Windows 10. |
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If an icon for your Epson printer is not present, the driver is not installed. Install the driver according to the method recommended in article Epson and Windows 8. |
If there is banding in the text on the Test Page or the print quality is poor then head cleaning may be required.
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If an icon for your Epson printer is not present, the driver is not installed. Install the driver according to the method recommended in article Epson and Windows 7. |
If there is banding in the text on the Test Page or the print quality is poor then head cleaning may be required.
Before continuing, do the following:
If there is banding in the text on the Test Page or the print quality is poor then head cleaning may be required.
Before continuing, do the following:
If the Test Page fails to print, see Troubleshooting Printer-related Communication Issues in Windows 2000 & XP or How to uninstall a printer on Windows 2000 and XP for further assistance.
If there is banding in the text on the Test Page or the print quality is poor then head cleaning may be required. See How do I use the head cleaning utility in Windows 2000 or XP?.
Before continuing, do the following:
If it fails to print, see Troubleshooting Printer-related Communication Issues in Win 95, NT, 98, ME or How do I uninstall a printer Driver on Windows 98 or ME? for further assistance.
If there is banding in the text on the Test Page or the print quality is poor then head clean may be required. See How do I use the head cleaning utility using Windows 98 or ME? for assistance.
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The Windows Test Page facility is not available in Windows 3.1, 95 or NT 4. |
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