After upgrading to 10.8 my HP Officejet Pro L7580 wont work at all?

When using lion my network HP Officejet pro L7580 worked seamlessly. After upgrading to Mountain Lion it only sees it as a fax. I can set it up as an IP printer but this is a multifunction printer and I can no longer use preview or image capture to scan.
I have tried everything I could find on the subject but to no avail. The printer is even listed on the HP website as one compatible with Mountain Lion.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Greetings Bill,
Is your printer connected via USB?
Try disconnecting the printer, removing it from your printer list via the "-" key, then plugging it in via USB.
It should prompt an automatic download of drivers if you are connected to the internet.

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