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• New black cartridge prints partially and light

  Installed new cartridges, all 3 colors and black. The colors are perfect! Black does not print. When the spreadsheet the test of my own running he print selected areas and very light, but not the entire sheet. I cleaned the heads and did the test sheet and there is no black who came through

  I guess that the printer is out of warranty?

  If so, you could try to soak the printhead as described here Bob...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-printing-questions/Photosmart-premium-C309a-black-prints-out-green-on-photo-paper/m-p/449245/highlight/true#M28673

  (1) get a pan and put 1/2 "of very hot (not boiling) water in the bottom.
  (2) remove all ink cartridges, then remove the print head Assembly.
  (3) gently put the printhead nozzles down in water and soak for 5 minutes.
  (4) remove the print head and gently dry the electrical contacts.
  (5) replace the print head in the printer and then reinstall the ink cartridges.

  BTW, you turn off the printer on the power button or simply unplug the wall?

  Do not print in black

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/Ink-toner-cartridge-printhead-issues/black-not-printing/m-p/2926025

• HP Deskjet 3000: Prints but no ink on paper

  Have had problems with connectivity since the upgrade to Windows 10. Have not used printer in a few months. This am I able to restore connectivity and downloaded the new software. Now the printer 'prints' but nothing is on paper. Checked ink supply-says that's enough. Tried to "clean" - still nothing on paper.

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• printer sends a piece of paper in the printer, but nothing is printed on paper

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  In addition, the document on the glass - located and will not copy it. Paper out - no text...

  Please disregard/cancel - printer is more work

• printer says there is a paper jam, verified and there is no will not be PRINTED

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• HP Envy 4500: Printing on Photo Premium Plus paper on Envy 4500

  Bought the new Photo Premium Plus paper and I am so frusterated I try to print on this subject!

  I get all the rear bars, especially on the back or cut the wide 1/4 of the image.

  Any suggestions?

  @Nadine63,

  Thanks for getting back to me. After taking a quick glance in the Specifications of the printer under the tray capacity paper, the maximum weight is listed as up to 281gms (75 lb). The one you use is heavier (80 lb) that is why you see the question.

  Let update you the software and drivers to make them compatible with your operating system Windows 10. Please follow the steps listed below:

  Please, try disabling your firewall and perform a clean boot. Now, follow the steps below:

  1. disconnect the USB key if you use a direct connection.

  2. remove the software HP Envy 4500 to uninstall from the control panel of your computers an option of the program.

  3. restart the computer.

  4. make sure that all the software 4500 envy has disappeared from the list of programs, but also your HP folder listed under all programs in your Start Menu.

  5. now, go ahead and download the software and drivers for your desire to 4500 (DO NOT connect USB until the software prompts you to):

  HP ENVY 4500 e-all-in-One Printer series full feature software and drivers

  6. go ahead and print a test page.

  7. If you are unable to print a test page, run the HP print and scan doctor > www.hp.com/go/tools

  -It has been designed by HP users troubleshooting and problems characteristic needed to solve many common problems encountered with HP print and scan products related to Windows computers.

  You can try to start the photo, but I suggest to change the paper first. Please let me know if it was successful!

  Thank you for being a part of the community of HP. Please let me know if this helps solve the problem by marking this message as "accept as Solution" . If you need more assistance let me know and I will gladly do whatever I can to help. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me a Kudos.

• PSC1510 .my printer is will minimize the paper.

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  Follow the steps in the document located here for the procedure help fix and avoid future paper jams.

  If the steps do not end the question of setting, then you will need to consider alternative options. Have you thought about contacting HP Support on the upgrade program?

• My printer says no theres no paper, but there are many

  My printer says no theres no paper, but there are many, what would cause this?

  For additional support, contact the manufacturer of your printer.

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• compatible with the HP 22 cartridge printer

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  OK, but still exist these printers on the market?

  Hello

  As mentioned above, they are old, very old. HP has new printers every month, you can choose one and research in your country.

  Kind regards.

• Print settings Pro - 10 - you can print edge to edge on paper Fine Art?

  I have a printer Canon Pro-10. We know that in the printer settings if you set the Type of media to a fine arts paper then the driver applies a margin of 30mm printing. So if you try to print from Lightroom, but have margins of 10 mm, it refuses to print until you change something.

  Now I can get around this by setting the media type on a photo paper so I could print the edge on a paper fine art.

  My question is;

  I can set the paper size in the Page Setup dialog box, I color managed by Lightroom and I actually use the right ICC profile for the paper and printing, this media Type setting does nothing with regard to printing? I printed some impressions on canvas and I see no difference in print quality?

  Control color ICC profile. Media type controls how the ink is expected. It has been my experience that as long as you select a similar surface types everything comes out fine.

• Print a picture on plain paper with photosmart 6510 iPhone

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  Hello

  If you use AirPrint, the default printer for the photo for a photo paper tray. Your best option is to use the application of e-Print HP - with this application, you can select the paper size and source.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/IE/en/campaign/Photosmart/eprint.html?JumpID=reg_r1002_ieen_c-001_title_r0001

• HP3520 (all-in-one) does not print all images on photo paper, cut up.

  Using Mac OS 10, paper photo 4 x 6 printer configured using same-size paper. Image is printed OK, but 1 cm high, or so are cut. A few reasons why this is happening?

  Thank you

  Thanks a lot for your answer.

  Indeed, while trying to print another 4 x 6 to copy on you, the printer worked well and there was no cropping at the two ends of the photo.

  I think the original problem must have been caused by pulling is not the paper tray around before inserting paper photo 4 x 6. I think that I could not have made sure that the document was just behind. Because this time I used the tray properly and printing came out fine. I can't think of any other cause.

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• HP LaserJet P1102 cannot print both sides of the paper

  I updated my Windows 8 Windows 8.1 and now I can't print both sides of the paper.

  In my old Windows 8 my printer HP LaserJet P1102 printed the odd sides of the document, then a pop-up window appears and when I click on the 'next' botton and submit the documents to the printer printed the sides of the document. After that the Windows update in the context menu does not appear, so the printer simply prints the odd sides and then nothing happens (just the red flashing on the printer).

  I tried to update the driver (downloaded from your site), but nothing has changed.

  I hope that you can add some useful tips and I can solve this huge problem.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  I understand that you can print is more on both sides.

  When the light flashes try and open and close the lid to see if continues to print.

  (there is no button for the printer but which will resume print jobs)

  I would do a complete uninstall and reinstall the printer software to see if that makes a difference.
  You can download the drivers from this url.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&DLC=en&lang=en&LC=en&product=4110396&

  Win8 and Win8.1 drivers are the same Version9.0.

  If you need more simply make assistance let me know.

  Please let me know if the printer is connected by usb or the installer on a wireless network.

• When you print a photo on Matt paper

  When you use a laser (vs inkjet) printer, are improvements in color on paper matte paper/paper looks?

  MFJ

  HIA Trains1985,

  I'll try to help with this

  "" I need to ask a question first of all please - rather than are the improvements, do you mean "are there of improvements"

  I'll answer as if that is the question, ask yourself if you'll see improvements by changing the paper, well you might, please read on

  you mention also pass to Matt/paper card, but not if it is a 'best' stock that you use now?

  I'll answer as if you may have about moving from an improved stock, normally a more expensive. In some cases, you can see the improvements, see below:

  There is a question of color and barely tonal in the press here, you can't choose any old paper or cardstock, [no matter] just and expect the exact tone and color (to match a decent screen calibrated fairly well). It COULD, it COULD No.

  IF the paper stock or card you choose is properly supported by the manufacturer of printers ([i.e. He is listed there in the settings of the printer / media section of the driver software], and then, if you choose a stock better than your paper from day to day, you will see probably more color range (wider, more saturation) and better tone and detail.) Reasonable and color tone I hope.

  I'm a guy of color management and recommend generally a user start on this type of research by tests using an image known good source, you can download mine at www.colourmanagement.net on the downloads page. [colourmanagement.net is spelled English/Canadian way ;-)]. This composite image was designed to include the so-called "memory colors" This means a little "know you" if they are far away.

  For this test please start with the feel of a paper or a card that is listed in the [ printer settings] printer driver software and with the Photoshop print window the value "printer manages color."

  Printer manufacturers go to much effort to papers which are suitable with their equipment and do the driver options to give good results. Sometimes this does not work, but today it is normally quite acceptable. Then, it will be a reference what to expect of your printer.

  SO how do you move forward-

  1: open the image in Photoshop (or lightroom) - the uploaded image looks OK on the screen? i.e. the skintones are natural. Greys neutral tonal range OK? etc.

  2: makes an impression look 'right' [and may match the screen]. Make sure you only print on a piece of paper that listed in the [printer settings] print drivers software and it is selected as a 'media' and with the Photoshop print window the value "printer manages color".

  Printer manufacturers go to much effort to papers which are suitable with their equipment and do the driver options to give good results. Sometimes this does not work, but today it is normally quite acceptable.

  I hope this helps, please let me know

• PCL5 printing codes to turn off paper tray switching when the tray is in the paper

  We have a HP P4015n with 3 trays, tray we letterhead, tray 2 has plain paper, tray 3 preprinted forms (all dimensions 8.5 "x 11" paper ").  This is related to a Linux system with printing from a legacy software - they are mainly text documents that have integrated the PCL control codes.

  The problem, when a drawer is empty, print will continue to the next state bar, which can have a header of letter or preprinted form, etc.

  Can I turn off automatic tray switching?  Either using a code printer PCL or via the printer control panel?

  If I print on tray 3, this tray is empty, I want the printer to wait until the tray has paper once again and do not use a different tray.

  I played a bit with the 'document type' (letterhead, pre-printed form, etc.) setting found on the built-in printer web page, but when I send a job there, the printer needs someone to hit the 'OK' on the printer. I guess that the printer is looking for the paper incorporated in the corresponding document type.  Is there a print PCL code for that?

  I have done research on PCL5 printer control codes and can not find, or another command.

  Thanks for any help,

  This should help you:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&ObjectID=bpl05272&JumpID=reg_R1002_USEN

  On the other hand moving up to the next plateau, depends on the printer.  Some let not work continue to the next bar if the paper type is defined differently, but it is more common that the printer will just continue.  The only solution I have found is when big jobs you know will exceed capacity of the tray should just make sure that the right paper is in all stores.  The other thing is too, to keep the full trays (just make sure to put the fresh paper under the paper that is in the status bar to reduce interference issues).

  I am including the link to the history of PCL/PJL because inside under the additional Documentation, it links to PDFs of the technical manuals detailing everything that you could ever want to know about hand coding for printing using these languages:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=bpl04568