All-in-One printer spasmotic failure

I run 2 computers, using XP, and an Officejet 6310 All-in-One printer. Recently I have been having trouble getting the printer to print. Usually this happens when I start up my computer and printer, and the 1st print job results in the printer to hang-up, and the small camera-type sign on the bottom left front panel flashes. I unplug the machine, wait 30 seconds, and re-try. Sometimes this works, and sometimes not. What's going on, and what can I do?
I have tried re-installing the printer and drivers, but no change. I checked all the connectors, and they all seem to be OK.
Should I start my computers befor turning on the printer? or the other way around?
I have been using this printer for several years without any trouble, then this started. Maybe I had an update in XP, or by HP, that it didn't like? I automatically update software for these products.
Help.
Thanks
RLBobH

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