My HP Laserjet 1200 printer will not print several copies.

Printer was fine for several months after installing Windows 7/64, but now will not print multiple copies.
Install the latest drivers from HP does not work.

Sorry, none of these methods worked, but I found a "work around" which, although unsatisfactory, works.
The only way I can change the "exemplary amount printed ' is to go of the program print menu and instead to use the box of"Copies", use" Properties/Advanced/paper output/copy Count"and change cela number of copies wanted, then run the print job, but don't forget to come back to this menu and change it to '1', which will continue to use the new set of amount." This seems to be a problem with the printer driver.

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