Windows 10: Printing from Laptop to Wi-Fi printer

Hello!

I have a Toshiba C50D-A-13X laptop running Win10 Home 64bit and an Epson ET-2750 printer, the two are connected via Wi-Fi.

When I try and print from the laptop, it sees the printer without a problem and printing starts.

However, it takes an age to print and the print does not complete. Partway through the printer stops and cancels the document.

It then tries to print it again with the same result. The printer works fine from my desktop, which is also connected via Wi-Fi.

I have tried removing the printer and re-installing on the laptop, but it's still the same.

Any ideas would be helpful,

Thank you

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