All print functions cause freezing

Whenever I try to print to my HP OfficeJet 6310, my Mac freezes.  If I go to System Preferences to examine the print settings, it also freezes.  I tried uninstalling the print driver, but this also causes the Mac to freeze.
I recently enabled Google Cloud Printing in Chrome and wondered if this could be causing the problem since printing was working before I did this. I disabled it and restarted but am still having the same problem.
Any ideas? Thanks!

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