My projects are printing funky colors

I have CS6 and a Savin printer. I have recently run into issues of it turning my projects a funky shade. I took the file to the office store and it printed fine for them. My printer is printing other jobs great but the trouble just appears with PShop. I need help?!! I have messed around with every print setting I can think of and then some!

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