Photoshop CC not printing corrrectly

Photoshop CC(2014) on Windows 7 is not allowing my Sinfonia 1245 printer to print using the perceptual rendering intent. Despite setting the correct intent in the printer setup dialog ( and this matches the printer properties set in the control panel), when I print PS forces the printer into an unacceptable (Chroma Saturation) intent. Printing the same file from PS CS3, Lightroom CC or InDesign works fine. 2 hours on phone with Adobe and no solution. Help?

Yeah- we tried all that with no luck. Reinstalled PS, print drivers etc. Somehow the printer options (rendering intent, color correction, etc) are not “sticking” when you close the printer’s setup dialog and go back to the PS print dialog. Works perfectly with the other Adobe apps. Worked perfectly until a week ago with PS CC. Sinfonia (printer manufacturer) says it’s an application (PS) error since the driver works correctly with all the other (including Adobe) apps. Adobe was trying to say it was a print driver error until I pointed out that all was OK with the other Adobe apps. Waiting to hear back from advanced support at Adobe….but feel (hope?) I might get more accurate info from the forum.
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