Solved Network Link to Printer

My printer is on the network. It's taking several minutes to print documents, doesn't matter the program or kind of document. Changing network cables didn't help. I can get on to network files and work in programs fine. Plugged my network cable into different computer and that computer printed fine. Seems problem is between my computer and printer. Any ideas? Thanks -

 

Yes it is

 

It's set to Start printing immediately

 

I made that change and it didn't seem to make a difference. 7 minutes to print that document. I wonder if I should uninstall and reinstall printer?

 

I took the IP address from the printer and put it in the command as above. Message reads "The system cannot find the file specified."

But I can put that IP address on the web line and pull up the printer there, so I'm sure it's the right IP

 

Omit the '<' and '>' characters and try the command again. The purpose of the ping command is to see how fast the printer responds over networking by sending a test network packet. All network equiptment will respond to this network packet.

 

Good morning. The printer is on the Ethernet. I sent the ping command and received "Reply from (IP): bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=64"
and then the Ping stats were:

 

Thank you for your help. No one else is having problems with the printer. I'll reinstall the driver and hope that it helps, then contact Xerox if it doesn't. Thanks again - Happy Thanksgiving.