The most likely issue is a problem with the matte black ink channel rather than Photoshop or paper settings. One answer points out that the failed last nozzle-check pattern indicates matte black may not be feeding properly, which can cause color balance problems including cyan-looking casts, even in black-and-white prints.

First checks:

• Remove the matte black cartridge and make sure it isn’t empty.
• If it has ink, confirm any seal/vacuum tab was fully removed.
• Run a normal cleaning cycle; if that doesn’t help, try a deep cleaning.

Because the problem appears on multiple papers and in both color and B&W, it’s less likely to be a profile or paper mismatch and more likely to be an ink delivery/nozzle issue. If cleaning and cartridge checks don’t restore the missing nozzle-check pattern, the printer may need service.