Add a new printer to hp solutions center

I have added an new printer ( HP PSC1410) to my computer since my other one quit working (HP office jet 6500 E709a series). I cannot get hp solutions center to recognize the new printer. The printer has been added in the control panel and is now the default but solutions center won't recognize it.

Hi there,
If you are no longer using the Officejet 6500, I would suggest uninstalling it. You will then need to install the software driver for the PSC 1410. By uninstalling the 6500, the software for the PSC 1410 and the Officejet 6500 will not be in conflict. You can uninstall the 6500 by following the instructions located here.
Once you have uninstalled the Officejet 6500, then you will need to install the PSC 1410 by downloading the driver. You can do that by going to your product support page on the HP Customer Care website. The PSC 1410 product support page is here. Once you are there, do the following:
1.Click on Drivers.
2. Your operating system should automatically be detected and display in the dropdown list under 'Select or confirm your operating system and click Next.' If it's not, select your Operating System from the list and click on the blue Next button.
3. Scroll down on the page and click on the + sign next to Driver - Product Installation Software.
4. Click on the blue Download button next to the download that says something like 'HP Deskjet and Officejet Full Feature Software and Drivers'. You want the FULL driver - this is important if you want the Solution Center software.
5. Follow the instructions from there.
Let me know how that goes...
Thanks!
Tara
**Although I am an HP employee, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.

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