Can't print in photoshop cs5

Whenever I try printng a color photo in on photo paper in photoshop my printer won't let me. I get an warning about conflicts with black and white. But I'm printing in color and all my settings are for color. Yet, when in preview I can print the same photo without problems, except the color output is bad. I can't print in InDesign either. Any suggestions.

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