My company upgraded me to a new computer recently and ever since then my desktop HP laserjet P2035N is printing everything a row or two lower than it should. For most prints it isn't a problem, but when I do a check run and everything prints on the line, instead of above it, it is an issue. This happens whether I'm using our accounting software, the time clock software, or printing from our payroll website. We have tried adjusting the print alignment in our accounting software and nothing changes. Any suggestions?

The P2035N is a laser so there is no realignment that can be done. You can make sure that the correct drivers are installed.

If your company pre-loaded all the software on the new PC most likely the applications are set to default page sizes.

First, open a document and verify that the page sizes are correct and that the margins are correct.

Second, and this is most likely the villain, make sure that the document resolution set in the driver matches the resolution of the document.

Just as an example, if the document's original setting was at 600 DPI, but the printer is set at 1200 DPI, that will set your placement on the page off by 0.5 inch.