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  my continuous wireless printer going offline - how can I 'stabilize' the connection?

  Hello gerrie,.

  What I would do is put off the printer and the router so

  -essentially them turning off for about 10-15 seconds

  -and then feed the router back on waiting for all the lights turn on completely

  - and after that is back in the market I would re - turn on the printer and re-establish the connection between the printer and wireless network

• hp1022n when I print a document, it continues to print several copies when 1 copy is selected. Why

  I have an HP 1022n printer.  Whenever I try to print a document, it continues printing time and time again.  Even just a single page document will continue to print until I have to turn the printer off and turn off spooling it print.  It's the second computer I hung on him and the same result.  Although other network computers will not have this problem.  All the settings on all computers are the same.  Any thoughts?

  Thank you

  Hi, in Windows 7 go to the

  Panel-> devices and printers-> right click your printer icon HP-> properties-> Ports printer-> uncheck "enable bidirectional support". -> APPLY

  It's the same in XP Vista & except for the devices and printers.

• DeskJet HP3512 Windows 7 can continue to print black-and-white if the color cartridge is empty?

  If my color cartridge is empty, can I continue to print in black?

  DeskJet 3512, Windows 7.

  HI oldtoot,

  You should be able to print with just the black cartridge installed.

  Here a link to the manual. On page 30 in details how to use mode single-cartridge to operate your printer using only a single print cartridge.

• HP Designjet T7100: Designjet T7100 continuous long print document

  My plotter is on the local network and works very well.  I have a PDF file that is much larger (longer) that these are great.  Due to the large amount of information on the layout, the police is very low.  This means I have to print large drawing that I can do. If the drawing prints to the maximum width of paper of the plotter scale is sufficient (font is readable).  The print dialog allows to break the document into separate poster sized pieces, but I want to print the whole thing on a piece of paper continuous time.  It's theoretically possible, but I need to figure out the correct settings.  Anyone has experience with this, and you can post the appropriate settings?

  @Douglas_Phelps

  I don't have any experience with your printer model, however the User Guidesays that you can create a custom for your printer paper size and that would be useful.  See Chapter 9, Page 80

  A few general ideas

  Because you cannot create a larger custom paper size that the driver can handle, you can create your custom paper size to be longer than it is wide, and then perhaps to print the document in the landscape, which actually has the orientation of 90 degrees.  Note: Depending on your printer software, you may need to log outgoing/incoming or restart the computer to see the new paper size in your list.

  You can try to open the PDF file in Adobe Reader MS> file > Printe > print preview (open)

  Depending on your printer driver software, you can maybe open properties and fnd the paper size option.  The custom paper size should be listed.

  Another option of interest (in print preview mode) > under sizing Page and handling > Poster

  If the poster is not useful in this context, or if the paper size is elusive (assuming that you did create a model appropriate to the custom made size, try selecting "source of paper to choose depending on the size of Page PDF.  NOTE: By selecting poster appears to eliminate / reduce to zero the possibility to choose paper...

  Also on the homepage of the print preview > option to change orientation

  Now, I don't know if this will actually work - I have a OfficeJet Pro 8630; It does not print the wonderful, long, rolls of paper.  The smile.  It may be a few minutes of your time to play with the settings.

  There may be information on what you need to be mentioned the User Guide - it is quite broad - or there may be something useful in another manual from those that are available to the Web site of your printer Support pages.

  Your printer:

  HP Designjet T7100 printer

  General reference:

  Manage the print with preview output before printing

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• continue the print job after adding paper

  Cannot find directions for: If the printer is out of paper in the middle of printing, how to make so that it can continue the work after paper is added?  I always end up having to cancel, and then restart.  Impossible to find a button back.

  The product that you have is a printer. I suggest you post in the forum for HP Business Support for a better chance to find a solution.

  You will find the Board Commercial Laserjet here.
  http://h30499.www3.HP.com/T5/printers-LaserJet/BD-p/BSC-413

• HP Laserjet 1022N continues to printing problem

  My laserjet 1022N of printer on the network is behaving very badly. I print a page, and printing contiues and continues. Installed operating system is WINDOWS 7 Service Pack 1. I have installed the latest drivers but it still the same problem. What is the solution for this problem.

  Forward to close this issue.

  Thank you best regards &,.

  Shiju

  Under devices and printers , right-click with your mouse on your 1022N printer and select printer properties.

  Select the Ports and remove the check mark from the enable bidirectional support.

• C4585 trying continually to print the alignment page

  I just replaced the black ink cartridge, and the printer asked me to print and scan an alignment page. Printing works fine, but the analysis still fails to "alignment page not detected." The alignment page is printed black and white only, perhaps because the cartridge color is very low, maybe because I put the printer in B & W/gray levels only.

  I've got 5 pages of B & W alignment, that all sounds good and is due to complete or skip the alignment step.

  Unfortunately the printer continues to try printing alignment pages, market, and also at other random times.

  A quick google search found this link:

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• Desk.Jet 2540: printer continues to print documents

  Basically what happened is that my printer can print documents that have already been printed. (previous completed printed documents)
  I hit the button of Christmas to stop the previous document.

  I am currently using my phone, but I also have 10 windows on my laptop if it makes it easier.

  All like to stop printing a page 10, I have documents every time.

  Hi @Canadaboi,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I see that you are unable to stop the print job of printing on printer all-in-one HP Deskjet 2540. I'd be happy to see this with you and don't forget to come back to this thread and check "Accept as Solution", if I have successfully helped solve you the problem. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me a Kudos.

  Looks like there is a print job that is stuck in the print queue. Depending on where you have printed the original document, you will need to erase the work out of the queue.

  To empty the job queue on your Android phone, try the following steps.

  • Go to the application manager, select Print Spooler and clear Cache/clear data.

  To clean the queue on the computer, follow this guide:

  • HP printers - print jobs stuck in the print queue (Windows)

  I hope this helps. Please respond if you have any questions. I wish you a nice day!

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 910 has continuously check printer displays. This process may take several minutes

  If I print a box poster jam or the paper tray problem, but they are fine. What is the solution?

  Hello

  This article should cover the problem you are experiencing. Give the steps described a shot and tell us if it helps.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02142414

  Good luck!

• HP deskjet 5150: printer continues to print a test page

  Just installed new black ink cartridge and now the printer prints a test page every time that the printer is turned on and after each print session.

  Hello @dglas_1,

  Welcome to the forums of HP.

  I understand that your printer can print a test page.

  I would like to help.

  Since the problem occurred after you installed new black ink cartridge, I suggest the following.

  Stall and reinstalling the cartridge

  1. Switch on and open the cover or top cover.

  2. Remove the cartridges.

  3. Reinsert the cartridges.

  4. Close the housing cover or top cover.

  5. Voltage of the unit by turning off the printer for a few seconds.

  6. Turn on the printer.

• continuous decrease printer on LAN

  I can print the printer network, one or two times, then I have to restart my PC to print again... sometimes without success. the other pc on the same network has no problem.

  My PC problem running Windows XP Professional. The other PC is running Windows XP Home Edition.

  I checked the physical address and the IP address of my PC.

  BACK displays a slightly different IP address sheet summary of the HP printer network I printed. We use a Westess router to print our HP 2605dn printer, the printer is not wireless, it is plugged into the router.

  BACK: IP address: 192.16.1.42

  HP: IP 192.16.1.24

  MAC (physical address XP :) BACK: 00-1E-65-51-9F-00

  Summer of HP network sheet: hardware address: 00:14:3:d6:df:ea

  What I need to change these BACK numbers or the number of HP? How do I do that?

  Thank you

  old guys

  I can print the printer network, one or two times, then I have to restart my PC to print again... sometimes without success. the other pc on the same network has no problem.

  My PC problem running Windows XP Professional. The other PC is running Windows XP Home Edition.

  I checked the physical address and the IP address of my PC.

  BACK displays a slightly different IP address sheet summary of the HP printer network I printed. We use a Westess router to print our HP 2605dn printer, the printer is not wireless, it is plugged into the router.

  BACK: IP address: 192.16.1.42

  HP: IP 192.16.1.24

  MAC (physical address XP :) BACK: 00-1E-65-51-9F-00

  Summer of HP network sheet: hardware address: 00:14:3:d6:df:ea

  What I need to change these BACK numbers or the number of HP? How do I do that?

  Thank you

  old guys

  I don't know what you mean by "BACK displays."  Do you mean the results to run ipconfig/all in the command prompt window?

  In any case, it seems that the IP address of your computer is 192.168.1.42 and IP address of the printer is 192.16.1.24.  It's exactly the way things should be: both devices have the form 192.168.1.x IP addresses, which means that they are on the same "subnet" and so can communicate properly.

  One of the things that happens, especially on a network where there are several devices that get turned on and off or disconnected from the network, is that the router re - assign the printer an IP address different.  In this case, it may be that your computer may no longer be able to find it.  The usual way to deal with this is to set up the printer with a static IP address.

  Before that, however, because you have an HP printer, you can have another option.

  On the problem, open Printers and faxes and right click on the icon for the HP 2605dn.  Select properties, and then click the Ports tab.

  You will see a list under the heading "printing on the following ports.  Documents are printed up to the first active port free. "The port for HP 2605dn should be checked and highlighted.  Without clicking anywhere in the list, check the port information in the column "Description".  He will probably say: 'HP Standard TCP/IP Port' although it can just say "Standard TCP/IP Port."

  Click on the button "Configure Port".  You will see 'Name of Port' (which will be something like LaserJet2605Series) and "printer name or IP address.  In this box, you will see IP address of the printer (192.168.1.24 OR a name of the printer (for example, desktop printer).)

  If the printer has been installed with a 'HP Standard TCP/IP Port', there was also a checkbox just below the printer name or IP address box.  This box says, "Always print to this device, even if its IP address changes."  If you have this box, enter"hostname" printer (get this printer setup page or the internal web server on the printer Network Setup page) and check the box. "  Discount to zero just to make sure that the new connection options are in place.  Does this solve your problem?

  For the solution the more reliable and if you don't have a box, use the printer's internal web server to configure the printer to use the static (fixed) IP address.  Make sure that whatever you choose as the static IP of the printer is the same as the IP address in the box in the "Configure the Port" window described above.

  On the page for my HP DeskJet 6980 series, the setting is on the "IP configuration" tab on the "Networking" > "Connections" > page 'Wired '.

  HP calls the parameter "manual IP".  Define IP address manual that you used, 192.168.1.24.  The value of the manual subnet mask 255.255.255.0.  Set the default gateway of 192.168.1.1 Manual (this is the IP address of your router).

  In the next section, set the addresses of DNS server manual to what you saw when running
  ipconfig/all in the command prompt window.  In general, these are the DNS servers of your ISP.

• Printe all-in - one HP Envy 5530: HP Envy 5530 continues to print

  My printer isn't printing. I turned off. Disconnected from the wall for 20 minutes, removed from my computer and added again. It still spit on the same document that I have already printed. If I cancel the work of pritn, it starts just a new. Over and over again. I think it's something to do with the "brain" of the printer.

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• Banner or continuous form printing

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• My printer continues on the same Page more printing and more

  My printer HP Deskjet Ink advantage 2010 continues on printing the same page over and over again. I don't really know what is happening. I've tried everything. What should I do?

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