Windows 2000 support/OfficeJet 7310 carriage jam

I have an OfficeJet 7310 that has run into a jammed carriage error. I think the sled below the carriage that caps the cartridges may not be retreating enough and causing the carriage to jam on the right. I've read some information, but has anyone run into this on this printer and have some clues about possibly fixing it?
I have one Win2K computer still in use that needs to print and scan. I know there is no official Win2K support for most newer printers, but are there any workarounds for some models that are either still available or still in stores? Maybe using a driver for a related model?
Otherewise, I may risk some money and buy a used one from eBay.

This 'Clear carriage jam and press OK to continue' Message Appears on the All-in-One document may offer some help, if you haven't tried all the solutions listed already.
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Hello @lalasmiles30,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you're experiencing a black print quality issue when printing from your Windows 7 computer to your HP Deskjet D4360 Printer and a carriage jam error on your HP Officejet 4622 e-All-in-One Printer. I would like to work with you today with resolving the issues with these two HP printers. To make this post easier to follow I am going to divide my response into two separate sections for each printer. Can I please have you follow the steps below to resolve these issues.
Deskjet D4360 Printer Print Quality Troubleshooting:
To resolve this black print quality issue, can I please have you click here. Once the support document opens please run through Step three, Step four, Step five, and Step six. This includes any sub-steps under the listed Steps to follow.
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HP Officejet 4622 e-All-in-One Printer Carraige Troubleshooting:
In your post you indicate that you have already tried troubleshooting this issue to no avail. At this point I would like you to click here to access the carriage jam troubleshooting steps. Once the support document opens please follow Solution one, Solution two, Solution three, Solution four, Solution five, and Solution six. This includes any sub-steps under the listed Solutions.
If you have already completed the steps in this support document, please just review them to ensure that nothing has been missed.
Should the carriage jam issue persists, a whole unit replacement may be needed to correct the faulty carriage assembly issue.
Please respond to this post with the result of your troubleshooting. Good luck!
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If you see a belt out of its place, then its not a good sign. Hope it is not broken.
Is the belt translucent with lines on it ( similar to bar code lines ) ? if yes , then that could be a Encoder strip.
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I am trying to load the software and drivers for my hp Officejet 7310 on my brand new Lenovo laptop which runs windows 8.1. I had successfully loaded the software last week. Unfortunately I lost the disk drive on my 2 week old computer. The store gave me another brand new Lenovo laptop. On the new laptop I get errors when I try to load what I think is the same software that I loaded on the other computer a week ago. I downloaded the software from the hp website.
The driver software download fine. Originally it then unzipped and a nice interface came up. I think I clicked the load button. A message box came up saying that it could not find a certain file in appData\local\temp\7xxx... I tried the download and install several more times. I think I then did windows updates and registered my version of office. I was thinking that with the other computer I must have had the computer in a different state such that the drivers and software installed without a hitch.
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The HP software does require the C ++ run-time libraries in order to install correctly. Please see this guide, Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Error May Display When Installing Certain Printers.
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1
Removes the Windows device discovery (Plug and Play) entries from the Windows registry. After running level 1, connect the USB cable to the all-in-one and let Windows try to discover the device again.
2
Performs Level 1 and removes the software drivers. After running level 2, run the all-in-one installer and use the "Add a new device" option to attempt to reinstall the all-in-one again.
3
Performs Levels 1 and 2 and removes the HP Photo and Imaging software. You must completely reinstall the all-in-one software after running level 3.
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