PCL XL Error message when printing remotely from a Toshiba laptop to an HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fnw

This started today.
I am printing remotely from the laptop.
I am getting this error when printing from both Word and from Google Mail.
Printing to this printer from a different laptop works fine.
This printer is receiving faxes.
PCL XL Error
Subsystem: TEXT
Error: InternalError 0x50
File Name: cheettext.c
Line Number: 710

Hi @SuziG , aned welcome to the HP Forums!
I see you are experiencing PCL errors. I would like to help!
I would recommend downloading and utilizing the HP Universal PostScript Print Driver.
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