Go into the printer set up on the Dell and be sure you have activated printer sharing from there. And then be sure you have checked the printer you want to use as the "default" in your Gateway printer settings.

"What you are trying to do, is often to stay off line long enough for your IP to be allocated to someone else, which will then FORCE the server to assign you a new IP . Breaking the DHCP lease, and disconnecting equipment during this time, increases your chances of this." "Most people have dynamic IP's these days, which means it should be easy to switch IPs , yet for some people this may not work very well. In some cases, especially with new Fiber optic networks, even if you RESET, or UNPLUG your router , you still get the same IP when you return online. That's because there is a additional device, a fiberoptic bridge, that sits usually outside the house, is powered from the pole, and cannot be easily reset or powered down by the user. This device will continue to hold a live connection (and thus an IP)even when you fiddle with your router."

From what I saw that printer has a poor history. And the error appears to indicate a color cartridge problem. some folks have replaced the color cartridge and resolved the error, for others it has not resolved the error, so I could not recommend buying a cartridge and saying that would take care of it based on my search results, I can say this when purchasing a printer I stay with companies in the printer business like, HP, Cannon, brother, because of the amount of printing I do per day I had to get away from cartridge type because of the expense, and have moved to a Brother Printer - Laser jet\drum type.

How is the printer connected USB or wifi ? Will it print a test page; 1 Open the Dell Printer Home by clicking or Start, All Programs, Dell Printers, then click Dell Printer Home. 2 In Dell Printer Home, make sure the correct printer model appears in the pulldown window at the top. 3 Click the Maintenance Tab and click Print Test Page.