C4750 extremely slow over network

Hello,
I just recently purchased a Photosmart C4750 and set everything up.  When I try to print from my Macbook with the USB plugged in, everything is fine.  When I try to print over the network, it prints extremely slowly.  It took about 10 minutes to print about 10% of my image.  Finally the printing aborted on it's own and kicked out the page without completely printing the whole image.  Does anyone have any ideas why it is so slow?
Thanks,
Ryan

I have seen this before.  Some people with this printer and problem also have PC's which print at normal speed, so I suspect the HP software on your Mac.  Let's get rid of it with the 'scrubber' option like this:
Go to Applications/Hewlett Packard/ click on HP Uninstaller
Click on Continue
Highlight your device on the left pane
Hold the Ctrl, Opt and Cmd keys and click on Uninstall
There will be a pop up that asks if you are sure you want to uninstall ALL hp software. (At this point, if you continue, any HP printers you have installed will need to be reinstalled)
Click Continue and let it finish
Now, run a Software Update.
Next, remove and re-install the printer in System Preferences, Print & Fax.
You do not need the software now since Snow Leopard has both print & scan drivers built-in. Scan from Preview or Image Capture apps. Scanning from the front panel of the printer does not yet work.
Say thanks by clicking "Kudos" "thumbs up" in the post that helped you.
I am employed by HP

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