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• HP Deskjet F380 printer shows "offline" and does not print.

  original title: have a HP Deskjet F380 printer stating 'offline' replaced new ink cartridge checked cable always in offline mode. Verified that the printer is not on the pause mode.

  Printer was working perfectly until I put in the new ink. Do check the cable (works well on a different printer). How can I get the printer to work again I'm using XP home. Checking the status of the printer and there is no tick etc. against the break point in the fax and Printers window.

  Hello

  Follow the steps in the link below and check if that helps.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c02221706&tmp_task=solveCategory&cc=us&DLC=en&lang=en&LC=en&product=1128296#N71

• DeskJet F380 print only page 1 - only when the first powered

  I work under Windows 7. I checked the toner level - not low; cleaning cartridges does not help.  When the power is turned on, the first page prints ok, not strong. The following pages, it acts like it is printing but prints pages white, totally clean.

  Thanks for your suggestions.  I wonder if it's time for a new printer.

  Pablu

  Hi pablu,.

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
  
  I see you are having some problems printing with Deskjet F380.
  I'll be happy to help you.

  I would disable all the start up programs to make sure that something in the background is not cause printing problems.

  Go to start, run, type msconfig, click on the Services tab.
  Click to select the hide all Microsoft Services check box.
  Click Disable all.

  Click on the tab at the top of the page, select Disable all the startup, apply, OK and restart the computer.

  Temporary disable all Antivirus software.

  Then try to print again.

  You will need to go back and allow all when done and turn on the Antivirus software.

  Let me know how it goes and we'll go from there.

  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.
  Good day.

• HP Deskjet F380: HP Deskjet F380 printer all-in-one.

  I need to know if it is possible to run my printer and a PC equipped with Windows XP.

  Or will I have to upgrade my PC?

  Concerning

  Pete Barraclough

  Hello @pbamachinery,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I see that you want to use your HP Deskjet F380 with your computer running the Windows XP operating system.

  No, there is no need to update the operating system, drivers and full software features are available for your DJ F380:

  HP Photosmart full feature software and drivers

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

• HP Deskjet F380 print really slow and ejects incomplete pages

  Hi, I have a HP Deskjet F380 all-in-one. It worked perfectly for months until this one day he started to have problems when printing. When I hit the button "print" the printer take too long to print and it is extremely slow, it prints a little then stops (20 seconds or more) then print more. Also my printer ejects often empty or incomplete pages. I tried different solutions. (1) uninstall/reinstall the driver for the printer 2) disable my firewall and antivirus
  4 reset the printer (unplug the printer power cord ecc..) 3) open the printer to check if there is something blocking the internal components 4) remove and reinstall the cartridges, clean the contacts of the cartridge and check the ink level 5) try using a different power supply from another HP printer. Nothing has fixed the problem. I ran HP print and Scan doctor but the test found no errors. I also tried to unplug the usb cord and print a self test page (press the button cancel + copy color button), but it won't work, so I have deduced that there is a problem with the printer and the questions were not related to my pc.
  I am running Windows 7 64 bit

  Any help is very appreciated!

  I solved the problem myself. The black ink cartridge was defective, I replaced it, and now my printer works perfectly!

• DeskJet f380 printer suddenly stopped working

  My deskjet f380 suddenly stopped working with my computer laptop win 7 it shows offline

  Hello

  Have you tried to uninstall/reinstall the software?

  How are you connected to the printer USB or wireless?

• Is #7210 while a printer compatible with Vista?

  I'm considering the purchase of a new PC with Vista and I would like to continue using my printer #7210 age of 4 years with the new PC?  Is this feasible?

  Thank you, DEERJOHN

  DEERJOHN

  Yes. You can download the full drivers from HERE.

• HP Deskjet F4180 print photos with a purple hue across

  Hi all, I was hoping that someone can help me. Our HP Deskjet F4180 is printing pictures with a purple tint (usually something in, like a coffee table or wood panelling, comes out magenta-y).

  I tried troubleshooting it myself and it seems there is no problem with the printer cartridge, or the program that I am printing.

  Here is what I tried:

  -current color cartridge replacement with a new one; problem persists

  -cleaning of the cartridge through the HP Solution Center (he asked me to clean, then intermediate clean, then first; tried all three, and the problem still persists)

  -print the photo of Microsoft Office Picture Manager and Microsoft Word

  -change the color balance (I value Magenta - 25; still did not help)

  This problem started after I printed 60 wine labels, which all had purple graphic and black text on them... but I think a lot of printing of purple would cause the printer having less purple coming out, no more...

  Any ideas what the problem may be? I have included a link below to the images show what that is the problem - the first image is how the picture should look like, the second is an analysis of the image printed super-purply (which, moreover, is printed on ordinary printer paper white old).

  http://S1044.Photobucket.com/albums/b447/cappa_j/HP%20Deskjet%20F4180%20error/

  Hi Ciara B,

  I had the intention to get back to you with some comments - thanks for your help! I tried the last steps, you suggested, except to repair, which is what I wanted to avoid .

  I found a solution to the problem though - I completely uninstalled the printer from my computer, then insta. Ed again and it works perfectly! Don't know what the problem is, but reinstall all fixed.

  Thanks again!

• DeskJet 1010: the deskjet 1010 printer work with windows 10?

  I'll upgrade to Windows 10, just check to see if my Deskjet 1010 will go with me. It currently works on Windows 7. The 1010 Deskjet is perfect for the little printing I do, I don't want to change printers if I have to.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.

  As mentioned here : most applications and designed for Windows 7, hardware drivers or later should work with Windows 10

  Windows 10 is not yet officially released. Unless it is officially released drivers, no official support is present. For now, no official guarantee cannot be provided. However, I am sure that it will work properly. 10 Windows should recognize automatically.

• My Deskjet F380 printer will not scan after upgrade from XP to Windows 7 32 bit

  I have a HP printer Deskjet F380 (S) NC 73 NGZ14S which worked perfectly on Windows XP. Island re install software without disk original and well as the printer and copier are working the scanner is not. I have downloaded and run the Wizaedand that had this message "Full HP software is already installed, but the basic functionality pilots seem to be missing or configured incorrectly. Assistant and then went to "drivers for your printer are disabled click next to allow them to" clicked Next, and he returned to the previous message again. I have not installed the software on. Windows 7 but I don't know that my original HP software disk has not been used. Now must I UN install Windows 7 and re install from the HP website. I got another message in short while the HP site it says driver required WIA trawling. I'm not very experienced on the computer and would like your help thanks Mimosa

  Yes, I would uninstall the driver and software and then download the driver for Windows 7 and install it.

  Here are some instructions for uninstalling: uninstalling the printer software.

  You can download the driver here: Driver and software downloads.

• DeskJet 1000 c: Complications with Vista in network printing

  I'm having some trouble with my DeskJet 1000 c on my home office network. It is currently connected to a PC running Vista Home Premium 32 - bit edition, with a parallel cable. It prints very well on the local computer and also of my MacBook Pro via the network when I boot into Windows XP Professional 32-bit. The problem comes when I try to print over the network from a PC running Vista Home Premium 64 - bit edition. When I do that, work quickly appears and disappears from the queue of the host machine. the printer keeps a piece of paper and wait with power light flashes but will not do anything else until another job is sent or the power is off. At this point, the tip sheet of paper is ejected and the printer supports future work of printer. If it's a local job or one of XP, it allows to print; If it's a network of Vista 64 work he advances another sheet of paper and wait.

  I have a topic on the forum of Microsoft on the same problem:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistanetworking/thread/ead5a88d-34ab-4e99-AE45-f7d151ae2e6e

  They seem to think that it is a driver issue, but I find a little strange that the driver supplied with Windows would work on 32-bit editions, but not 64-bit.

  I'm also looking for a printer driver that works with Mac OS X; He was not the one included with Gimp-print, and is available for download from the HP Support site seems to be only in a local printer, not one on a network. I tried to add a 'Generic' printer, but I know not (doubt) if the DeskJet 1000 c printer supports PostScript. When you print using the 'Generic' driver, the print job appears and disappears from the queue of the host machine, but the printer does nothing.

  I would like to point out that my printer/network configuration type of disorder; I have 3 dekstops and 3 printers (one connected to each desktop) plus a laptop. All computers can print to the other two printers on the network (HP PSC 500 and Xerox Phaser 6100) very well. The only problem seems to be with the DeskJet 1000 C printer.

  I appreciate any assistance granted; I was generally very happy with printers HP and their support of pilot over the years. I guess that the support for this one is not as strong, because it is so old and probably not as popular as the other models because it is a printer large format.

  There is a patch that solves the problem available here.

• Problems installing HP Deskjet F380 printer after installing Windows Vista Service Pack 2

  OUR SYSTEM: Vista Home PREMIUM "Service PACK 1, 32 - bit, WE installed Service Pack 2, after that, we try to download & install" HP Deskjet F 380 all-in-ONE printer, BUT could not because the installation not completed & failed.

  Original title: having the problem after installing Service Pack 2

  We recovered our system to 'Out of BOX STATE' MEANS that WE BECAME NEW SERVICE PACK 1, WE SUCCEED to INSTALL OUR HP Deskjet F 380 & work properly, YESTERDAY we RECEIVED THIS YEAR IMPORTANT UPDATE IS AVAILABLE THAT IS "Service Pack 2 (KB 948465).

  Please notify can DOWNLOAD us & INSTALL SERVICE PACK 2. WITHOUT OUR INSTALLATION OF THE

  HP Deskjet F 380.

  YOUR ADVICE WILL BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED

  Hi man chic,

  1. This only happens when you try to install the printer HP or with other programs?

  Step 1:

  Before you install Windows Vista SP2, uninstall completely printing software.

  Check out the link to uninstall a program:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/uninstall-or-change-a-program

  Step 2:

  After installing SP2, try to install the latest version of the drivers available for the printer and the printer and check if it helps.

  Links of HP:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=2093&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=1128296

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/documentSubCategory?tmp_rule=14481&LC=en&DLC=en&CC=US&OS=2093&Rule=13237&Product=1128296&sw_lang=

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• DeskJet 930c: print project with Windows 8.1

  My Toshiba laptop has recently been reimagee and Windows 7 upgrade to 8.1 Windows

  I want to print copies of the draft of this computer Word documents with my HP Deskjet 930 C printer.

  It's an important option in Windows 7, save a lot of time and ink.

  However, in the print controls Windows 8.1, there seems to be no option to print copies of the draft. What can I do?

  Hey @snailsensei,

  Welcome to the HP forums!

  I understand that you have some problems finding the project settings for your Deskjet 930c in point 8.1 of Windows. I can help with that.

  Firstly, this document will describe How to find and install drivers pre-built point 8.1 of Windows. This done we will check the print from Wordpad settings. To do:

  (1) open Wordpad.

  (2) open your print by clicking on the files and print window.

  (3) in this window, select your Deskjet 930c and click on Preferences.

  (4) in this new window, click on paper/quality.

  (5) according to the quality, select the project, and click Ok.

  If you are able to print in draft mode in Wordpad, then we try to print from Word. If the same Word printing options do not appear in Word then Microsoft has modified some settings and you need to contact Microsoft for support.

  I hope this helps you with your project settings and I hope you have a wonderful evening!
  
  If this resolve that your problem then please let others know by clicing on accept as Solution on my post.

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• HP DeskJet F380: HP Deskjet F380 print pages in the wrong order

  By printing on both sides manually, I often use odd/even pages options to print more quickly than the management of every page on its own. However, with this Deskjet, my pages and pages of documents THAT ALWAYS get messed up would be in the sequence of sequences in a weird order break; lose my ink and my papers!

  How can I fix it? This has happened far too many times

  Hi @Itsyvonnely,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand you have some problem with the pages print is not in order when you use the manual duplex function. I will definitely do my best to help you.

  What program are you printing from?

  Try to print a document duplex from another application.

  If you are using MS Word, I suggest you repairinging software, How to troubleshoot print failures in Word.

  To check the printer driver, please download and run the print and Scan doctor, it will be probably diagnose and fix the problem you are experiencing.

  What were the results when you ran the Print and Scan Doctor? (she print or scan, error messages)

  To see if the driver software is up-to-date, d download and run The printer installation wizard The HP printer wizard detects automatically the best print available for your HP printer driver. It is only available for Windows 7, 8 and 10. 

• My HP OfficeJet 6500 wireless printer prints slowly with very long breaks during printing...

  I saw a very old post on this but no solution so I'll try a new position.

  Also, I'm not sure I'm even barking to the top of the tree on the right.

  My PC is running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit and is up-to-date with all the updates.

  Recently my Officejet 6500 a more printer E710n-z began to print very slow with long breaks and, in some cases, falling output and in other cases simply do not print.  If I print the various printer and cartridge of test pages from the printer itself, they have long breaks but seem to finally print correctly.  I've been playing with that try to circumvent the problem as long as I'm not really sure print the (from the front of the printer) are always correct.

  I uninstalled the printer and all its associated and software reinstalled using the latest download available on the HP support site, but it made no difference.

  After sanding my teeth to a measure of costly troubleshooting, I bought a set of completely new and installed HP cartridges.  Once again, no difference.

  You don't know if it is a herring or not but when I printed him using both iPrint from my iPhone, as well as the HP ePrint feature email, while still having the very long pause he eventually print a text message only correctly.

  Finally, on the first time I printed the properties/test page it printed the HP, logo, displayed while the ink was drying for what seemed like a minute ago, powered form to another page, delayed for awhile and then printed broadband nonsense, form fed once again, and after another long break printed what appeared to be the upper third or the word Windows.

  Sometimes when printing from the iPhone, it will display a low ink message - even if it has a new set of cartridges HP - and sometimes the PC displays an error saying: he can't communicate with the printer.  Can I still access the printer with the function of Windows printer or HP web access so clearly the wireless network connection is still viable.

  What do you think?  This old printer a year and a half has simply turned into an opportunity to mimic the famous scene copied from office space?  Or has someone else observed or experienced this and knows how I could solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance for help you what can offer?

  Howard

  Redmond, WA

  Thank you.  The article that you included was one of the first I found when I started researching this issue.  I also found articles on other uninstallation methods, as well as to remove and clean the printhead - everything I tried.

  Only, the printer is connected to the wireless network.  The power is connected directly to a wall outlet that I follow for the level of tension and the power used.

  The problem seems to be resolved now.  If she does not return to its recalcitrant ways in a few days, I will consider this closed.

  Here's what I did...

  I was trying to uninstall from the control panel.  I noticed that when I would get the ini file, read all entries in the menu 'Start' mistake had been removed, but immediately after recognizing the error it would make it back to the starting point and put everything back the way he found.  I tried to use the Task Manager to kill msiexe point of error, but it could still roll back.

  Then, for who knows what reason, I tried running uninstall directly from the menu start.  This time, when he stopped and I killed the uninstall process, he stayed collapsed.  I then used the Fusion driver to remove any HP printer drivers that followed RevoUninstaller Pro to find and remove all files followed by CCleaner to clean the registry and associated registry entries.  I'm not advertising or advocating, these are just the tools I've used.

  After a reboot, the printer seems to be [finally] completely gone.  I installed the software again and this time it seems like it should be and [so far at least] works properly as well.  I do not think that I messed up [voluntarily] with this printer because I bought a few years ago.  I don't know what caused it, but it seems that I had several instances of competitors or software drivers in layers.

  I made a clone of the disc and then tried again to uninstall the printer.  Even if it was just after a successful installation and a reboot he would always leave with the same error "Unable to read" in the same place.  The error code in the case where the file is the same as that used by other systems for "not enough contiguous disk space.  I have 384 GB free on a 1 TB drive and Norton reorganizes the disk every week so that the error number can be a distraction, but I have yet to find something better to inform me.  What initially may also be why the restore will not complete successfully or the other.

  Ah the joys of PC ownership.  You have to wonder how many PCs get retired every year simply because the owner has not been enough tech-savvy and pay someone else's expensive with no guarantee of success.

  Sigh...