HP Software Can't Find My Photosmart D110a on Network

I used to be able to use my Photosmart D110a for about a year with no problems.
One day, all of a sudden, I go to print something, and the printer isn't listed.
I uninstalled all the software. I verified in the Control Panel and my Programs Folder that all software and drivers were uninstalled.
Then, I load the CD and the software won't find my printer on the network. On the next page, it had me type in the IP address (192.168.0.10) and still couldn't find it. If I type that IP address on a browser page, it finds it just fine.
I can also add it manually on my devices and printers, but I really want to be able to use it from the HP Solution Center like I used to because the advanced scanning utilities are great.
I've tried restarting the computer and my device, along with my router, several times with long pauses while off to make sure connections reset ok.
I even tried running the standalone driver and all-in-one software from the website, along with the update and every diagnostic tool there was available to download. I have even disabled the firewall and the software still can't find the printer on the network.
Please help, I keep coming to dead ends with this

I would uninstall one more time and do an L3 on the computer to remove all HP files that are on the Photosmart D110. This way when you run the install for the drivers you have gotten from the site, one will know that all the files from the old drivers have been removed. To do an L3:
Step one: Clear temp directory
Type %temp% in the run or search for programs and files field
Highlight all the files in this folder, and then press the delete key to delete. If you get a message that the file is in use you will need to skip this file(s).
Continue with Step 2 below
Step two: Downloaded and extracted to your system:
1. Download the full feature software and drivers
Link the drivers page for the printer in question
2. Once the download is finished double click on the file to extract the software.
3. When the installation window opens press the cancel button to stop the installation
4. Type %temp% in the run or search for programs and files field
5. Look for, and open the folder starting with 7z (Example: 7zS2356)
6. Right click on the folder, and select Copy
7. Close that window, and all your open windows, and then in the middle of the desktop right click your mouse, and select Paste. This will move the 7z folder to your desktop.
8. Open the 7z folder you just copied to your desktop
9. Open folder Util
10. Open folder CCC
11. Run the uninstall_L3
12. When the uninstall has completed restart the computer
13. Run Disk cleanup from Accessories\ System Tools folder under all programs
14. Download and install the latest version of Adobe flash player
Update Adobe Flash Player
15. Open the 7z folder, and then double click on the Setup.exe file which will be toward the bottom of the open window. Follow the on screen instructions to reinstall your printer.
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