My printer hp lj p1005 is working only on sharing

I have a printer hp lj p1005 is working on sharing but it is not working on the pc where it is installed what can i do ???
i have installed the proper full installation and my OS is windows XP

Welcome to the HP Forums FaizzyAhmed,
I see by your post that the printer prints from print sharing on one computer but not the computer which it is connected to. I can help you with this issue.
I have provided a document to go through the steps to see if it will help resolve this issue.
Print Jobs are Stuck in the Print Queue.
Download and run the Print and Scan Doctor. It will diagnose the issue and might automatically resolve it.
If you need further assistance, let me know.
Have a nice day!
Thank You.
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