HP PSC 2355 Blue screen of Death and Error message/ blinking lights.

Hello, I have a HP PSC2355 that we recently moved, after we moved it started randomly locking up with the Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD), it would give an error:0X880529ec on the BSOD, further down the screen were the characters 1:H+x?+ The (ON) light was Blinking Green, the (!) light was blinking orange. This will happen regardless if the PC was on or not, it will happen when trying to print, sometimes only getting 1" of print at the top of the page. Currently running Windows XP, SP3 connected via USB. I highly doubt it is a PC issue as it will happen when trying to use it as a standalone copier. Sounds internal to me, I do have electronics experience ( I repair televisions ) If someone has any ideas, let me know.....
I might also add, you dont have to be printing for the error to crop up, you can just plug it in and wait, later you will see the BSOD and the blinking lights.
Message Edited by lesterl on 07-04-2009 06:49 AM

Well, decided to try to print from another computer, d/l the smaller driver only package (26meg), did a fresh install after finally getting the printer to stay on for a few minutes, it took forever on the first part of 8 on the installer (cable already plugged in), and it has been on for many hours now, printed many things, yet to have an error. Dont know if the driver installation did anything with the firmware on the unit or not.
Differences:
Celeron Laptop (virus/trojan free) now
Was on a P4 desktop that had not been so lucky with the trojan/viruses.
Upstairs on my dining room table now
Was in basement in wife's scrapbooking room.
Dunno, time will tell.......

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