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  When I print a document, a few lines in the whole of the page (at random), the top characters are not inking.  Another words, I demi-caracteres (only the bottom half) across the entire line.  I have on OfficeJet Pro L7580 and I replace the cartridge with a 88 HP.  I also cleaned the printheads several times and also to align the printheads several times.  Sometimes, I received a message "Unable to align" when I run this task.  All other colors are working properly.  It's only the black print on the page. Please notify.  I do not often use this printer, but I need to work properly.  Thank you!

  All the previous suggestions don't have for my Deskjet 1050 j410 printer. What does not work, for some stupid reason, is unplug the printer, then hold down the Cancel button and the color button while plugging the printer into (This restores the default printer). With each restoration test page jumped lines less until the 6th or 7th reset when it was finally clear.

  A strange but effective solution however. I hope this helps.

• HP OfficeJet 4650: When you print envelopes

  I bought an OfficeJet a year but, despite a search for 'on-line' manual, I can't find any information about loading and printing envelopes.  If I just load the envelope in the tray (the size of the guides adjustment) the printer screen asks "have you you load paper regular A4 - if"NO"is pressed, it just says: 'document - type A4/paper - plain paper type."  This printer is unable to print envelopes?  If possible, someone would be nice enough to indicate where I can find "an Idiots Guide to...". "Envelope of loading and printing of"!

  Thank you very much

  Jayuu

  Hi @Jayuu,

  If you followed the instructions when setting up the printer and then installed the software on your computer, you should be fine.

  I don't know why this link doesn't open for you. Here's another link - loading paper, cards and envelopes. If this does not work, maybe try to open it in a different web browser.

  You will need to select envelope as the paper type, once the envelopes are loaded. If you tap where it shows the type of paper, like 'Letter' for example, you will finally get a long list of types of paper. You can scroll the list by dragging vertically on the screen of the printer with the finger. The different types of envelope are a way just to the bottom of the list. When you see the type of envelope you want in the list, tap on it to select it.

  Once you have the desired selected envelope, you should be able to print. Here is a support document which can serve as a reference if necessary - envelopes printing (Windows).

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

  Indeed, if this help you to achieve a solution please click the 'accept as Solution' and the 'thumbs up' buttons down below in this message.

  Thank you!

• 6520 cannot print envelopes

  I just bought an eprint 6520. I don't have a PC or a Mac, only an iPhone and the iPad. I can print from the ePrint app, but I can not configure the printer to print envelopes. How to set the printer to make the envelopes (or other pages in size, photos) of the printer itself or through my iPad?

  It's actually very easy. I did load the ePrint and remote apps AiO and mating with the 6520. But, none of these applications would not provide paper envelope in option. So, after having unloaded the printer paper and put some envelopes in the bottom tray I just clicked 'print' of the Pages App where I created my list of the envelope. I could only form 6-8 envelopes into the tray at a time, but he did print correctly.

• HP OfficeJet Pro 8725: Printing envelopes on HP OfficeJet Pro 8725

  How to print envelopes to go with my cards on this new printer.  On my other printers HP is was no problem, but on this one, I get an error "incompatibility".  This is the standard format (half sheet) by cards.  Help, please!  Thank you.

  Here is my set up in Word.

  Note: it may take some time b4 you see the image as HP has ok it!

  

• printing envelopes on macbook pro

  How to print envelopes on my macbook pro using a Brother multi function machine?

  Looks like you should consult the documentation that came with the printer.

• You print envelopes with HP LaserJet CP1525nw color

  I tried to print envelopes on our printer above.  My document is in Word is formatted accordingly for a #10 business envelope

  Under the terms of the HP help function, I found the info on how to set up my document print options, then it would print correctly.

  The first envelope printed on the side of Rabat; I have reloaded in Tray 1 and was ready.

  The second envelope printed with success so I thought that I understood.  So, I loaded the tray paper with 5 envelopes, hoping to print them massively.  I couldn't get it work when I tried to print 4 at a time.  I got a "Paper jam in tray 2" error and I was not yet using tray 2.  I erased the 'problem' and AN envelope printed with success, then I got the same error message.

  I had 2 envelopes more printed this way, but every time I got the same error message, erasing the machine and 1 printed envelope.

  Frustrated, I cancelled the multiple print job and tried to print envelopes one by one.  Now it does not at all even if I delete the phantom paper jam every time.

  Can anyone help with this?  It makes me nutty.

  Background info: my husband (network engineer) install the printer.  I have over 20 years of experience in processing and usually have good results with appearing on printing problems.  It left me speechless!

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Dianne

  The CP1525 allows you to print envelopes. There are two ferries, which can be used. I will describe using only the lower tray. Normally, this tray is used for standard paper.  To use the letter envelopes, you must remove the tray and then make some changes. Remove all paper. There are supporters of blue color paper. Two are used for the width of paper. Move the cursor to the Center so that it will load the envelope with the top to the left. Put the envelope with the printable side upward and the top to the left. Slide the blue paper holders so that they touch the top and bottom. Then push the envelope completely backwards and then move the holder unique blue paper in the front to make it against the envelope. You're ready to print as much as the printer.

  I select the printer properties. I indicate that I am printing an envelope. I had also to indicate the landscape. I also had to move the appropriate print areas where I want to be. Then I added my address and the address to where they're going. I'm not sure that I have everything but it should work well.

  I only did this, but you can use two trays with one who holds a number of pages and the other for a certain number of envelopes.

• When you print envelopes on P1102w

  Trying to figure out how to print an envelope using MSWord on a P1102w.  I get the flashing light of the attention and never print job cancel rather out them and makes it to the printer.  The manual does not even when you print envelopes.

  Had the same problem using MS Word 2007/Vista. Click on the 'Options' button in the envelopes and labels print window, click on the 'Print Options' tab and under "Feed of" choose "Auto select" in the menu in the menu dropdown.

• Print envelopes

  I have a7520 Al all-in-one Photosmart printer.  It will not print envelopes.  The envelope feeds through properly, but without the address.

  Hello again -1nana,.

  I see when you try to print envelopes envelope prints without address, you print to your HP Photosmart 7520.

  I would like you to take a look here: loading plain paper, Photo paper and envelopes, please make sure that the envelopes are loaded correctly.

  Once the envelopes are loaded, please let me know the following:

  1. what program you are trying to print envelopes since?

  2. you change the print settings?

  3. What size envelope do you use?

  I'll watch for your reply.

  Thank you

• HP 4650: HP 4650 black print cartridge (63 HP) will not be printed

  In February 2016, I bought a new HP 4650 printer for a seasonal vacation home and it worked perfectly during the 3 months we were there. We returned home in July 2016 of holiday and the 63 HP black cartridge would not work and a new one has been purchased and installed. We have used the printer in just 2 weeks and not very well. Now in October 2016, we go home and again once the printer will not print black cartridge HP 63 is shown as almost empty of ink, which, after only 2 weeks of light, use in July.

  Why don't the 63 HP black print now even if it shows is not empty no ink? And why the cartridge last a very short time, two weeks of very clear use in this case?

  What is happening is that the ink print heads are drying up a lack of use.

• HP ENVY 7640: How to print envelopes

  How to print envelopes with HP ENVY 7640 e-all-in-one series?

  Hello

  Please follow the instructions below:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-7600-e-all-in-one-printer-series/6617267/model/6617268/document/c04339981

  Kind regards.

• HP 7525: Loading & printing envelopes A10 - getting started

  I was not able to locate instructions for loading and printing of envelopes. Where to start?

  Are there templates or do I use trial and error with a word processor, guessing where printing can appear when I fed an envelope?

  With the help of Windows 8 and primitive processor, MS Wordpad.

  Feed envelopes into the tray paper, or from the top of the charger page? Rabat open or closed?

  Anyone know where the signs for this can be found?

  Thank you.

  Happy new year.

  Hello

  I don't know how to print envelopes from Wordpad (it is noot allow you to create the envelope anyway). But for the loading of the A10 envelopes, please use the following instructions (manual page #14):

  Load the envelopes
  a. lift the photo tray.
  ❑ Slide width outside guide.
  ❑ Remove all paper from the main tray.

  b. load envelopes.
  ❑ Insert one or more envelopes in the far right of the main input tray, with envelope flaps on the left and upwards.
  ❑ Slide stack of envelopes until it stops.
  ❑ blade width guide inward against the stack of envelopes up to the stop.
  ❑ Lower the photo tray.

  Kind regards.

• Photosmart HP 6510: Black print failed

  I have a HP Photosmart 6510, which will not print black - pages of text, sound as if they are printing, but the page comes out blank. Watch as the color test page, but not black.  There is no error message.  Black print cartridge is full and I have applied all recommended maintenance procedures.  I'm going to disassemble the printer (which is out of warranty) and the print head to check the visible obstructions before deciding to give up completely and use my backup of Canon.  Can anyone suggest any other remedies or advice on removal of the print head?  Thank you.

  Thanks for your suggestions.  I removed and cleaned the print head, but the problem remains unresolved.  I did more research and decided to go deeper into the printer to access tubes empty below the print head.  I couldn't find all the instructions more complex procedure on the HP site or elsewhere online, so most of the work was intuitive.  I managed to remove the 'well' below the print head complete with 4 vacuum tubes, and it was immediately obvious to me that the black ink tube was clogged.  I went to clean the whole by immersing in hot water and using a syringe to flush out the tubes.  I cleaned too much ink frozen since sponges of drain that receives the excess ink from the vacuum system (no doubt mostly print head last cleaning operations).  After drying of the parts and reassembling the printer, everything is back to the fully functional State.

  I was amazed at the amount of vitriol expressed by users of the forum to HP for what seems to have been a recurring problem with these printers.  It seems incredibly useless to throw a sound mechanical printer because of a dried ink problem, but that's what many did the cost of 2-3 hours time technician to fix the problem simply cannot be justified. It is unfortunate that HP provides no instructions for technical people like me who are willing to undertake their own maintenance out of warranty HP products.

• Want 7645: Printing envelopes

  I have a printer Envy 7645.  I'm trying to print envelope 4.75x6.5.  Message says that the printer sensor does not match the paper size.

  Seems to be a common issue with HP printers.  I am sometimes able to bypass by selecting a standard size envelope which is close to the actual size, rather than to specify a custom size.  It seems that the printer does not detect a real even if incompatibility it falsly detects the moment where there is not a mismatch.

• OfficeJet Pro 8100 does not print envelopes using Word 2010/Win 7

  Hello!  Need help getting my new printer to print envelopes using a 8100 Pro OfficeJet running Word 2010 on Windows 7.

  I'm used to using the feature for envelopes within the Word merge but in doing so, it tries to print on the right side of the page, but the trayonly allows you to center the envelopes (and when I tried sliding the envelope on the side, it prints twisted and cut the address as well (as if he doesn't realize that it is an envelope and not a sheet of paper.)  Just trying to print a single envelope, not a 'real' merge and mailing.  I also tried to change the value by default when the envelope prints in this menu, but nothing works.

  I tried to move to one side only, retype the address in the area directly (instead of highlighting and have it automatically copy in the box) and has removed and reinstalled the printer driver.

  Surely, there must be an easy fix for this.

  Thanks in advance!

  None of this has worked.  You need some sort of disconnect between the printer and the word where it won't just simply print the envelope in the Center.

  On the good side of things, I tried and am able to print envelopes using Publisher (after their model of envelope a little tweeking).  It is not as smooth as to be able to print directly from Word, but it works.  And will be definitely better than a handwritten envelope or label slapped on it.

  Thanks for your help, Spencer. :-)