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• Deskjet 6988 printer to wireless network (laptop Envy w / Windows 8.1)

  I got my printer HP Deskjet 6988 years and still it was connected to my desktop via a USB 2.0 cable. I bought a laptop HP Envy with Windows 8.1 and want to connect the printer through my servant/Belkin router network, as the USB 2.0 cable provided with the printer does not seem to work in the USB ports of the desire for direct printing. The software disk did not work in the laptop, so I downloaded the software and utility software (printing and scanning) to 8.1 on the HP site.

  I ran the download, the installation wizard has started, said "the wizard will connect to the internet and help install the best software available for your printer." I clicked on next, and opens a window "Device discovery" and then an another "recovering the device" then... nothing.  The wizard window closes. My installation manual is useless. It tells me to use the wizard on the software disk that does not work on my laptop (and is obsolete and for the operating system still wrong, because it was for my office, which took place on VIsta.)

  I somehow managed to get the printer installed on the laptop - I can see it under the available printers.  And if I have an ethernet cable connected directly from the printer to my router, it will print. But if I unplug the ethernet cable, it will not print. I can't keep the ethernet cable is connected for printing, because the router is in my living room, behind the TV and my office is on the floor. I prefer not to keep my printer on the floor of the living room by our TV, so I really need to work wireless!

  My problem is how to make the printer added to my network (Belkin router) servant. The wireless router is all set up and functional - I use actually it from now to access the internet and to post this message.

  So, my printer is installed on my laptop. The driver is the most recent, intalled today HP.com and I don't have a software disc to use for a Setup Wizard.

  What are the next steps to connect my printer on the network, so I can print wireless? If all goes well, I gave enough information. I have read all sections of the HP.com customer help on service and none of them seem to tell me what to do.

  Thank you!

  By a lot of trial and error, I actually thought about it myself. I did a lot of jumping around, so I hope that I can remember what I did:

  (1) install the printer driver using the diskette or download.

  (2) connect the printer to the router by an ethernet cable, which looks like a big phone cord (no need to connect the printer to your laptop).
  3) implement the system of the laptop 'search' on your laptop and in search type "Network" and then click on the 'Network' link to open it.

  (4) you should see the icon for the printer on your computers and other devices already present on the network.

  (5) double click/tap on the icon of the printer and it will open 'web page' the printer in your browser.

  (6) click / tap the 'Network' tab near the top of the scren.

  (7) in the left sidebar, under 'Connections', click 'Wireless' to open it.

  (8) start and use the wizard to enter your router information. (You must specify the printer a different name here, so you can distinguish it from all other printers on your laptop.) For example, I named mine "Deskjet" 6988 Network)

  (9) unplug the power cord of the printer ethernet.

  (10) If your wireless printer does not appear in the list of printers when you go to print something, you'll need to add:

  11) open looking for new portable computer system and type "Devices and printers" and click / tap on the link.

  12) click on the link "Add a printer" upward. The computer will search for printers and the new network printer should appear in the list (hint: he wil have an IP address in the 'Address' column rather than a file.)

  (13) add the network printer and run the test to ensure that it works. Make your default printer and may delete all other 6988 printers listed if you want to.

  (14) you should now see your network printer in the printer list when you go to print something.

  I hope this helps someone else someday!

• Error when printing from a memory card: "year error occurred while reconnecting to \\epson 8af524\memory z card Microsoft windows network .the network path is not found connection .This has not been restored"

  Original title: there is an error occurred while reconnecting to \\epson 8af524\memory z card Microsoft windows network .the network path is not found .this connection has not been restored

  error message for a memory card has it printed

  Hello

  ·        Have you been able to print from memory card sooner?

  ·        How are you connected to the computer from which you are trying to print?

  This occurs when a computer uses the network map to connect to another computer to share files.

  To fix this problem, do one or more of the following methods.

   

  Method 1: Control equipment

  (a) ensure that the computer with file sharing turned on.

  (b) ensure that a hub network or router is powered.

  (c) ensure that the cables are well connected.

  If this does not resolve the problem, go to method 2: ensure that network resources are properly shared.

  Method 2: Ensure that network resources are properly shared

  Share a folder on a drive, then connect to the shared drive, follow these steps.

  Step 1:

  To make a folder that is located on the accessible hard drive on another computer, follow these steps.

  (a) right click onStart and then click Explorer .

  (b) right click on the folder you want to share, clickshare , and then click share this folder .

  Step 2:

  To connect to the shared folder from another computer, follow the steps below.

  (a) clickStart , then click run .

  (b) in theOpen box, type \\computer\share (where computer is the name of the computer where the resource network and share is the share name of the shared folder on that computer).

  (c) clickOK .

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Network printer does not print in Windows 7

  I have two computers, both running Windows 7. We're running the 32-bit version and one is connected directly to the printer (HP Deskjet 720). My other computer running the 64-bit version and is wireless. Whenever I try to print anything from the computer wireless, it gets stuck in the queue at the stage of the queue. When I troubleshoot it says that it cannot contact the printer on the network. I did everything I can think of. All the sharing options are implemented to share with homegroup / network but it still does not work. Any help would be appreciated.

  Jonathan

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to / stationed there.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Cannot print using network printer on Windows 7.

  Original title: Windows 7 can't connect to a network CLP-550

  I've been chasing this problem for a while.  For some reason, my Windows 7 laptop has lost the ability to print at a Samsung CLP-550, connected to a wireless router.  I can see the document to print in the print queue in windows, but it is not transmitted to the printer.  The State eventually says error - printing.  Can I use a web browser to connect to the web server printer to http://192.168.1.104, but Windows can't detect the printer add printer.  I downloaded the latest drivers, with nothing positive to report.  Utilities Samsung see the printer without problem.  I have a XP printer that can print without problem.  I tried to create another user account, but that no longer works.  Anyone have any ideas?

  Hello

  Run the printer Troubleshooter and restart this article print spooler services and check if the problem persists.

  Why can I not print?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-cant-I-print

  See also:

  I can't print to a network printer

  (Valid also for Windows 7 steps)

• Cannot install network printer on Windows 7. Detects the printer then it says cannot locate the driver. All my vista and XP machines have no problem finding drivers. It is a 32-bit 64-bit vs questions? How can I fix it?

  Cannot install network printer on Windows 7.  Detects the printer then it says cannot locate the driver.  All my vista and XP machines have no problem finding drivers. It is a 32-bit 64-bit vs questions?  How can I fix it?
  Windows Server 2008 network.  Printers have ip addresses. Install the drivers from the Print Manager.  /Terminal Server Workgroup installation.

  It's the same situation with XP.  The print driver names must match.  If you notice the name of the printer driver that uses XP is a name different from the one that is installed when you plug in the device on the Windows 7 computer.  This is just my assumption, please correct me if this isn't the case.

  The real solution is to install a 32-bit driver on the XP machine that uses the same name that the 64-bit driver and share a printer using this driver or find a 64-bit driver that uses the same name as the 32-bit driver installed on XP and install the driver on XP.

  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• Printing problems home network between Windows XP and Windows 7 PC base

  I've seen a number of comments about problems between Windows 7 and Windows XP computers print domestic network.  In my case, I have a new Windows 7 Desktop connected to my printers and wireless modem and I use several portable Windows XP in the House that I am trying to reconfigure to wireless network printing.  My old desktop running Windows XP and I had this printer sharing wireless works fine.  I can't get the right of sharing the printer with Windows 7.

  Can anyone help?

  Roger Phillips

  This sounds like the correct driver and is supposed to be OK for the network or directly connect according to the HP website.  There could be something in the fine print of the following HP support document that will help you: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c02171232&lang=en&cc=us&taskId=101&contentType=SupportFAQ&prodSeriesId=1845551&prodTypeId=18972 otherwise, the guided "Troubleshooting," "automatic Driver Verifier", or links to "Resources for collaboration" in what follows may help: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SupportResources.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=1845551

• Cannot print to a network printer after Windows 7 64 bit upgrade

  I've recently updated one of my new PC from Vista Home Premium 64-bit of Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
  Since then, I not was able to print on my network printer, an HP Photosmart C7180 all-in-one, which is wireless on my home network. When this PC is Vista, I was able to print. Two other computers on my home network, both running XP, can access the printer on the network and printing.  This PC now on Windows 7 64-bit can find the network printer when I "Add a printer -" and I am able to complete the installation of the printer.  I downloaded and installed new drivers for the HP C7180 from the site Web HP specifically for Windows 7 64-bit, so I have the latest drivers.
  I have NOT install the printer as a device shared on any of the computers, but rather want to be able to print from any of them, even if other computers are offline.
  If I open and leave visible the print queue for the printer and then print a Test Page, I see the print job briefly showed the 'Impression' in the display of the print queue, but nothing ever reachs the printer. There is no message error, either during the process of adding the printer, or when sending the Test Pages, or other print jobs to the printer.
  I have McAfee antivirus and firewall installed on my PC. Advanced Firewall setting for networks shows that the range of IP addresses for all my IP addresses are approved.
  (I spent hours to reinstall the drivers and remove and reinstall the printer and spent a frustrating 2 additional hours with the help of HP without success. Any suggestions would be most appreciated.)

  Is your computer 7 32 or 64-bit?

  Go to the HP website and download the Windows XP driver for 32-bit or 64-bit (depends on the version you have)

  Right click on computer

  Click on manage the

  go to Device Manager

  right click on your device unknow (HP printer)

  Click on set to update driver

  Locate the *.inf you downloaded Epson (32 or 64-bit)

  Install the WinXP inf driver

• HP Photosmart 3210 all-in-One of network error printing from Windows 7

  Impression on Photosmart 3210 all-in-One on the home network in Windows 7 Acer Aspire laptop breaks down

  -message is "error printing".  Printing to the same printer via USB connection is successful.

  Printing by the same network of other Windows 7 laptop (Sony) and Windows XP (Dell) works very well.

  Used HP diagnostics to ensure drivers/software updated and used HP network diagnostic utility

  to confirm the printer is visible on the network that it is. When the printed test page is selected, but nothing happens.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting,

  This may be a problem with ports,

  Please click on start and then click on devices and printers and then right-click on the Photosmart 3210 printer and click printer properties. In the printer properties window, click the ports tab and check if the selected ports is with the IP address of the printer also check if it is the WSD port. If the selected port is not the one with the IP address of the printer, select one with the IP address of the printer and also make sure that it's not a WSD port and the TCP/IP port. If a selected port type is WSD, select Standard TCP/IP port with the IP address of the printer. If you can't find any port in the list with the IP address of the printer, and then click Add port and then select TCP/IP Standard and enter the IP address of the printer in the address field and add the port and then click on apply and then try to print.

  If the problem persists even after ensuring that the selected port is with the printer IP address o FLE, then try disabling the firewall installed on your computer (if any) software and then try to print.

• Tried to install a printer in windows 7 using a vista driver. Now, I get an error 0 x 00000002.

  The problem occurred when trying to install a network printer on my laptop that is running Windows 7.  Now, when I select the printer in the menu "add a printer" and press "Next", I get 'Unable to connect to the printer' & 'the operation failed with error 0x00000002 ".
  The printer is a network printer, connected to my desktop running Vista.  In addition, it is a Brother MFC-8300.
  I can install the printer when it is connected directly to my laptop, but when I try to add it as a network printer, I have the problem that I have just described.  I should mention that I had to install a special version of the driver ("Brother MFC-8300 v.2") on my desk to solve another problem, I had with another computer on the network, which was running Vista-64 (see http://www.vistax64.com/vista-print-fax-scan/77226-brother-mfc-8300-printing-blank-pages.html).
  So basically this is what happens:
  (1) I click on 'add printer '.
  (2) I click on 'Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer.'
  (3) I select ' Brother MFC-8300 v.2 on VISTAMACHINE ' and click 'next '.
  (4) a "Windows printer Installation" window appears and says "connection to Brother MFC-8300 v.2 on."
  VISTAMACHINE"and underneath"seeks pilot."
  (5) a "Add a printer" window appears with an "X" inside a red circle next to the mention 'to connect to the printer.
  "Windows cannot connect to the printer", and "Operation failed with error 0x00000002".
  Does anyone know what I need to do?

  Create two printers on the computer, the device sharing.  Make a word share name, do not use the name of the driver for sharing.  Spaces in the name to make it even more difficult when you set a SMB (local port) connection to the printer.  Set the Port for two printers shared the same (I assume that the device is connected to a USB Port).

  Use the driver Vista Inbox for the part for 32-bit machines.  Use the driver provided Brother (Brother MFC-8300 v.2) share for 64-bit machines.

  Alan Morris Windows printing team; Here Microsoft Knowledge Base search: http://support.microsoft.com/search/Default.aspx?adv=1

• HP network printer shows the network map but offline on the list of printers.

  On one of my computers networked, HP "Solutions Center" said driver HP 6310xi printer is connected, the status of retail & will print their diagnosis directly report to the printer.  Windows 7 printer in network map poster, & gives status & installation information data information internal printer via IE by page (192.168.1.100) to the IP address of the printer.  However, control panel Windows 7 printer displays printer as "offline" on the list of printers & just policies of the print requests.  Troubleshooting gives error message "turn on printer monitor.  Other printers to print OK network.  Bad computer is on a different subnet in my home network with a wireless LinkSys WET610n connection bridge.  My network is totally LinkSys N.  Why Win 7 make a basic network connection to the printer, but not recognize it as a printer online?... HTC

  The printer can be reset and changed its IP address in the process [that's happened for me]. To fix this, go to the center of sharing of network &--> the map and click on your printer. This will tell you the IP address that your printer is running [the number which should be something like 192.168.1.xxx]. Then go into devices Printers &--> printer--> port--> Port TCP/IP Standard for your printer properties--> configure the Port. So, you want to change the IP address where it says "printer name or IP address" to the new IP address that you have found.

• problem install shared printer on windows 7 64 bit

  Hey guys

  I recently got a thinkpad IBM with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.

  We have a HP Laserjet 3015 which is shared on the windows xp professional computer.  I can't install on my computer. If I connect the printer to my computer via the USB port, windows find the drivers and it works.

  The problem is when I try and insatll it on the network it doesn't. I can search and find a computer to which it is attached, and see it in the list of shared printers, but when I ever I try to connect it says connection > > search on windows update > > can't find drivers. It gives me the opportunity to find the drivers to install. I downloaded the drivers on the HP site, but they do not help. whenever I select them in the manual it comes with an error indicating that the driver is not found then give u the option to install it yourself. When you select the driver it says windows cannot find an appropriate driver.

  How can I get around this?

  rory2g wrote:

  I recently got a thinkpad IBM with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.

  We have a HP Laserjet 3015 which is shared on the windows xp professional computer.  I can't install on my computer. If I connect the printer to my computer via the USB port, windows find the drivers and it works.

  The problem is when I try and insatll it on the network it doesn't. I can search and find a computer to which it is attached, and see it in the list of shared printers, but when I ever I try to connect it says connection > > search on windows update > > can't find drivers. It gives me the opportunity to find the drivers to install. I downloaded the drivers on the HP site, but they do not help. whenever I select them in the manual it comes with an error indicating that the driver is not found then give u the option to install it yourself. When you select the driver it says windows cannot find an appropriate driver.

  Try the following: on the Windows 7 computer go to file devices and printers, add a local printer, printer, create a new port, port Local, next, \\xpcomputername\lj3015 (where you put in the real share of the computer name and printer), OK, Windows Update (and wait for the list to repopulate), HP Laserjet 3015 PCL5, then, then.

• Why my printer does not print with Windows 8?

  Why my printer does not print with Windows 8?

  Did you just upgraded or purchased a new computer with Windows 8, and now you can't get your printer to work?  If so, this can help you.  Many people have questions about the installation of their printer on a new OS.  This will help you answer these questions and make sure you get everything installed.

  Before you start

  Before you try to install the printer on a Windows 8, you should check to make sure that the printer is compatible with the new OS.  The link below will give you a list of printers that will work in Windows 8.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03168175

  If you have upgraded your computer to Windows 8 formed another version of Windows, make sure all software uninstall complete of your printer.  It should still print, but to use all the features, you will need to reinstall the software, if available.

  Another thing to consider is how you want to connect the printer to the computer.

  1. USB.  You must ensure that you have a USB cable which does not exceed 6 feet (about 2 m).  Be sure to connect the printer directly to the computer.  Do not use a USB hub.
  
  
  2. Ethernet cable.  Make sure you have the network configuration, you have a free cable port on the router, and you have an available Ethernet cable.
  
  
  3. Wireless.  You must ensure that you have the configuration of the wireless network, and you have the password of the wireless network.

  1. installation Via USB

  Installation via USB in Windows 8 became much simpler for users of HP printer.  In other versions of the Windows operating system, you need to launch the installation and wait that it asks for the USB connection.  If you do not, you will need to uninstall the printer from the devices and printers folder and then launch the installation.  In Windows 8, which won't be a problem.  If you plug the USB cable from the printer and then install the printer software, work remains.  Now for in depth instructions on installing the printer via the USB port click on the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03521864

  2 installation Via an Ethernet network connection

  For an Ethernet connected printer, the installation is disconcerting.  All you have to do is to connect the printer to the network.  Once you have done so, Windows 8 will automatically install the drivers for you.  Then, all you have to do is install the rest of the software, if available.  It's really as simple as that.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  3 installation Via a wireless network connection.

  For a wireless printer, network installation is disconcerting.  All you have to do is to connect the printer to the network.  Once you have done so, Windows 8 will automatically install the drivers for you.  Then, all you have to do is install the rest of the software, if available.  It is roughly the same as just Wireless Ethernet installation.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  Alternative installation methods

  With Windows 8, the drivers of many printers are installed with the operating system.  These are called pilots InOS, since they come built-in to the operating system.  If you have one of these printers, you should have to do simply connect it to the computer via USB, or connect to the network via Ethernet or wireless.  Once you have that makes Windows will take care of the rest.  There are other methods of installation of your printer if normal methods don't work for some reason any.  You can install the printer is using the printer, or through Windows Updates Setup Wizard.

  Set printer wizard:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02681060

  Windows Update:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03460648

  Note: The drivers of Laserjet for the Asia-Pacific and the Japan will come only at a later date.  See below the link support site for the availability of the driver.  I will update this post once they become available.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/support-drivers.html

  Hope that answers some questions.

• OfficeJet 6500 a: securing wireless printer on home network

  Hello

  I did some research on it and can't seem to find the answer.  Others say that their problem has been resolved, but I don't see how.

  I have an Officejet 6500 connected to the router in my house - I manually entered the IP address.  I suspect that someone in my house (family member) is the impression of the things on my printer because my ink disappears quickly.  It's no big deal, but I thought I'd give the password protect the printer so that they could not connect and print at will.

  I have read other solutions, and people say that remove 'everyone' from the Security tab in windows will work, but that only works if I was connected to the printer via USB and share my connection to a printer through Windows.  Everyone connected to my without wire can install the driver and it will find the HP printer on our network, install and they can print at will.

  Is there a way to put a password on the printer, so access on a home network can be limited to even when I'm not home?  I realize that they could connect manually via USB - I'm just trying to make more of a pain to print when I'm not around.

  I guess I could of pseudo-seggregate my networkt House using a mask of the subnet and the printer on my laptop but my network is a little rusty as I am out of the TI of career and did not want to understand.  I can't find a way to disable the SSID broadcast - which would effectively mask the printing software to find the printer on the network.

  I am disappointed that the designers at HP could not put something so seemingly simple as requiring a password to connect to the printer.

  Any thoughts there?

  Thanks for confirming my suspicions.  If ever I strong enough to play with maybe subnet masks I'll post how it's done, if it works.

  Stupid... everything in this world is cheap and poorly thought.  Can't wait until this printer still works and HP stop cartridges or has no drivers for the next version of Windows coming out that everyone starts to use 3 years after the release, so that they can work out the bugs.

• Help! Computer connection issues / printer after Windows 7 upgrade

  I HOPE THAT SOMEONE HERE CAN HELP ME!  I am frustrated beyond belief.

  I have upgraded from Vista to Windows 7.  My computer is a hp dv5 pc, 64-bit.  My wireless printer is a hp OfficeJet J4680c.  Before the upgrade, wireless printing was perfect.

  Since the upgrade, when I try to print, two things will happen:

  (1) when I try to print, there is a mistake that the document cannot print.

  OR

  (2) when I try to print, the printer icon appears that the document will print, but nothing happens.  When I right click and open the Active printer, it shows that it is "printing", however the number of pages displayed is n/a.  After 2-3 minutes, the document simply disappears from the print screen, as if it printed.

  I went through the troubleshooting steps on my hp PC help & support, I have read the forums for hours and tried various fixes, I went through the center of solutions hp printer troubleshooting steps...

  The final diagnosis is that the computer is unable to 'find' the printer. Here is some additional information:

  I was able to print occasionally during the troubleshooting process (see below for more information)

  All the drivers are up to date.

  Computer and the printer are connected to the same network wireless in my house.

  Whenever I have manually print the "HP Network Configuration Page," it shows that the printer is "ready".

  Windows defender is OFF

  The Windows Firewall is DISABLED

  3rd party firewall Vipre has been RUNNING, with the same results to be

  What follows can offer anyone a clue as to the problem:

  Four times during this process of troubleshooting, I completely uninstalled printer and then reinstalled using the updated driver and instructions on the hp Web site.

  Whenever during the installation process, the computer does not find the printer, and I have to manually enter the IP address of the printer.  Then, the computer does not find the printer, and the installation continues.  Until he comes to the end, when it is completed at 98%. Then, I get a message:

  "Rediscovery printer detected problems. Maybe your PC is not able to track changes in the online status of your printer. If you use firewall software, make sure the port UDP 427 is unblocked from your printer at 192.168.0.5 for your PC. To resolve the problem, try to feed your printer market. »

  (of course checked summer port and the printer power is turned and the...) I followed all steps completely).

  Then, I give myself a choice or continue installing the software without connecting to the printer, or to continue with the installation of the printer.

  When I tried the first choice, install the software without the printer, then I went back later to install the printer. During the installation of the printer, I'm at the same point at 98%, with the same message.

  I also tried to install the printer in any case and it ends up all right, and then the printer worked for a day or two. But after a day or two, I'll be once more cannot print, and I will either receive the error message, otherwise it is not only print (SEE the BEGINNING OF THIS POST).

  I've tried everything I know to do and no message forum or troubleshooting is now offering me any new information.

  Can you help me???

  Have you tried the 'updates' on this page?  There is a couple who look like they would help.