Printing on HP DesignJet from Photoshop CS5 or CS5.5 in Windows 7 32-bit makes red colored images

Please help! What is the problem? Inks and cartridges are fine. In Windows XP everything worked OK.
Regards, Bane

Please help! What is the problem?
Your system is not calibrated and/ or your image files have wrong color profiles assigned. Do a search, these things are discussed 500 times a week here on this forum alone.
Mylenium

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