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• Printing problem on my HP Deskjet 4160

  While trying to print on my HP Deskjet 4160 a paper jam has occurred, and then the printer continued to run I removed the jammed paper.

  When I emptied scraps of paper and tried to reprint it, I have nothing.  I tried to print a test since Notepad - nothing.

  The calendar of the printer indicates that expected a paper work to print.  I don't know if this means that the printer has received the order, or simply that the command has been sent.

  What can I try?

  Hi JamesMaser,

  Try the doctor HP Print and scan.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/doclink?tmp_docname=c03275041&cc=us&LC=en&DLC=en

  Let us know if that helped solve the problem by the CE as the answer.

• message of 4580 incompatible cartridge Deskjet on two cartridges now bought. ready to throw out

  message of 4580 incompatible cartridge Deskjet on two cartridges now bought.  ready to throw him out.  I tried all the remedys.  Cartridge bought from Tesco and HP.  Can't see tesco giving me another now I have opened

  Hooray, went to my local store rechargeable, which suggests that the old one has been yet accepted by my machine, fill out one for... costs me half the price and yes it works now. Will take defective return to tesco for a refund. But my boy I lost hours of my life trying to sort this out and gasoline in the return of the goods.

• Problems with the help of Deskjet 3745 on home network 2-PC

  I have an old PC running Windows XP SP3 and a new one running Windows 7, but only one printer. The network that connects the PC is on an ADSL router with its own external Iomega network drive with a USB port.

  To make the printer can be used on two computers,

  1. I initially plugged on the Iomega USB port. But the port was effectively a 1-way connection, so I couldn't preview before printing to see which form/profile of the printer used. So I put discarded and...
  2. revenue to the printer connected to a PC all the time and share it on the network. But two different PCs drivers needed which would not talk among themselves, and the establishment would simply not work.
  3. Finally, I went back to the simple method of the printer on the USB port of any PC, sure I needed it for us. Worked well for a while until the WINDOWS 7
  • Print preview has begun showing empty images (but print correctly).
  • print-queue doesn't have to face the cancelled documents.

  I had help of Deskjet Support to address this issue, which even reinstall the drivers on two PCs - several times! But I'm still left unresolved 3 problems with Win 7 donations.

  Has anyone encountered a similar situation and found a satisfactory solution to work?

  Try the following: connect the printer to the XP computer and set the machine XP to share it on the network.  On the Windows 7 machine go devices and printers folder, add a printer, a local printer, create a Port, Local Port, \\Computername\Printername (use the name of the actual share of the computer and the printer), OK, and then click Windows Update, and then select (not Hewlett-Packard) HP Deskjet 3740 series (Bobo).

• Help - hp deskjet 5650 - printer cannot print black after changing cartridge

  original title: help the printer - hp deskjet 5650

  OK, so my black printers ink ran out, so I changed the cartridge.  The cartridge said it is appropriate for my printer.  However, now he usually print anything in black... Help!

  Replaced by Inkrite H-56 who say that it is suitable for Deskjet 5650.  I ran the test page, still no black ink.  Any tips?

  Hello

  If you have a problem after the replacement of a material component, the manufacturer with your HP printer ink cartridge

  link below has Manual HP how etc. for your model

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=304445&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&submit.y=4&submit.x=8&lang=en&cc=us

  or contact HP

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/contacthp?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=304445

  or hp support forums

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/

• DeskJet 9800: Ink cartridges Deskjet 9800 in Europe

  The supposly European compatible with Deskjet 9800 ink cartridges do not work with my printer.  I read somewhere that experts from HP can do something to change the printer of the United States to EU operating system.  Can someone help me with this?

  Hello

  Please talk with them again to guarantee for INKS, no printer.

  Kind regards.

• DeskJet 1512: replace ink cartridge Deskjet 1512

  First time need of black ink - have tried to use the torch and a magnifying glass, but cannot see where the cartridge remove and replace.

  The document here can help change the cartrdige in your printer Deskjet 1512, or watch the video here:

• DeskJet 2540: Problem of cartridge Deskjet 2540

  I bought a carton of color HP301XL real alternative with my new printer a year ago 2540 (John Lewis - & I have every two years warranty with them).  A few months ago, when the ink of the trial missed, (& while the printer was still under warranty HP), I installed the new cartridge and it worked fine for a while.

  A week or two there is the printer will not operate and displays a message indicating that the cartridge is empty and that it replaces. I use the print color VERY sparingly. The ink level display showed a lot of remaining ink and I did not see how the cartridge might have suddenly run out of ink.

  I scoured the suggested remedies: clean contacts cartridge and printer (distilled etc.). After several attempts to clean-up, the printer started working again for a day or two, but then the almost nine (genuine HP) black cartridge empty also showed. More cleaning and the printer worked again for a day or two, showing both nearly full cartridges, ink indicators.

  Since then I could not print and everytime I try, I get a variety of messages telling me the cartridge is empty or not a part of HP, or it is a cartridge 'more' and must be replaced.

  It takes a lot of my time and I have other things to do than mess trying to convince the printer to work.

  Could you help please, before that I resort to contact John Lewis for help and a replacement printer as possible?

  Hi @ILIL,

  Welcome to the HP Support Forums, I understand your frustration and want to help you with the HP Deskjet 2540 and problems with the cartridges that you encounter.

  I'll see you when you started running on the problem, you have repeated the cleaning process several times. When you clean or align the print heads that shoot the ink cartridges for these maintenance tasks, that's why you saw the depletion of ink. To get a better understanding of take a look below:

  Using ink in inkjet printers.

  "I would like you continue to take a look here: a cartridge ' more ' message for HP Multifunction printers and monofunctional

  Please contact our technical support at the 800-474-6836 as it may be hardware printer or cartridge. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  Thank you

• Replace cartridge Deskjet 1512

  I am trying to replace the cartridge, but it does not. It rises to 61, which is recommended. No pattern is resumed. I had several before HP printers. I have deskjet 1512

  Hello! Welcome to the forums of Kathy, aka @kathy954 ,

  I saw your posts about how you can't hold the cartridges in. I found a guide with a video that should help you insert the cartridge.

  Click on this link for the Guide: cartridges

  I hope that helps, a wonderful Tuesday

• Help. DeskJet 1050 does not print in black

  Hello

  Just installed my deskjet j410a 1050.

  You wanted to print a small black text.

  But I got a blank page.

  Testpageprinting gives only the collour prints but the tasks that should be black-impressions are just empty

  Diagnosticsprogram said... all right.

  I can still see the inktlevel cartridges.

  Can someone help me out... of the suggestions?

  Best regrads

  Peter

  Hello peerke63

  Please try the following article. It can help to solve your problem.

  Printing blank Pages

• Advantage 5525 Deskjet ink: cartridge Deskjet printer compatibility

  I read the previous posts and advice on the compatibility of the cartridge.

  I bought my priter in South Africa. Will be the XL 655 cartridges available in the UK work without any re - configure or is there another cartridge I should use?

  I don't havea game cartridges to South Africa so if I need to reset the code with the help of HP, can use UK those provided?

  My printer is under warranty and I use a LInux OS - Ubuntu MInt 17.3, cinnamon 64bits.

  I brought your question to the attention of a team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly post information and series numbers.

  If you are unfamiliar with the operation of the function of private messages of the Forum, this post has instructions.

• DeskJet 2540: Ink cartridges Deskjet 2540 because out of the box

  I just implemented the Deskjet 2540 I bought yesterday, using the black and tricolor cartridges 301 which is entered in the box. Both cartridge lights are flashing now, and I get the error message that cartridges have failed. I tried to remove and reinsert the cartridges, power cycling the printer according to the instructions in the HP support and gently wipe the contacts on the cartridges. Nothing has worked. It seems that too much of a coincidence that the two print cartridges are defective right out of the packaging. Any ideas?

  Time to take it for a refund or a replacement.

• DeskJet F4580: help! DeskJet F4580 no USB cable wireless configuration!

  Hello!

  I recently got an opportunity of HP Deskjet F4580 of my university degree all-in-one wireless printer and I can't understand how to set up for printing. The person who gave it to me had more the USB connector, but they said I should be able to put it up though as it is a wireless printer.

  The problem is that all of the messages that I found on this issue, said either connect manually to Wifi using a USB cord, press the WPS button on the router for a long time until it the printer automatically connects to the router (I tried this and nothing happened), or press the wireless to the printer and then connect to the wireless connection , it emits and then use this method. The question ultimately is that even if I am able to get the flashing blue wireless key none of my devices wireless recognizes the printer as a wireless network (at least not as far as I understand).

  I tried to set up since yesterday and I'm really mixes responses to what I should do. Can someone please help me solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance

  Yes you will need a cable to USB printer like this.

  https://www.Amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-2-0-cable--male/DP/B00NH11KIK/ref=sr_1_1?s=PC&ie=UTF8&QID=1471960536&SR=1-1&keywords=printer+USB+cable

  Then, download and read the Guide here...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-DeskJet-F4500-all-in-one-printer-series/3944755/model/3944756/manuals

  and follow the instructions to connect through the connection of Tradional wireless.  Only insert the cable when the software tells you to do.

• DeskJet 4160 does not turn off.

  I saw the post with the same problem on an another DeskJet, but the solution was a replacement - my 4160 is out of warranty. I had the same indicators - the flashing of the button "we / off" and the "Summary" button flashing - but turn off the computer did not work for me. I unplugged the printer with the computer off and was still out of action. BTW, I also had an indication "disconnected" on the page of the HP Solutions.

  I downloaded a fix has been described as "disconnected" problem and could make the printer work (used diagnosis HP download). But I can't even turn the printer off.

  My hypothesis is that there is a fault in the wiring of the button or the internal logic chip that does not send the signal to the circuits 'power '. My 4160 is about 4 years old, but is a very good printer and I would like it to work.

  I can work this way, the use of the power to the inactive printer won't break me - but I wonder if anyone has seen this problem.

  Best, Jon

  Thanks Shlomil.

  I see by your post I'm unclear in my question (and looking at my message that I wasn't really clear). Despite this, my problem is now solved.

  I had already healed the problem "flashing lights" and got the printer from the device by unplugging the power for 20 seconds, but the problem rest not being able to turn off the printer was the source of my question. I didn't have to unplug the USB, as it seems irrelevant to the 'shut down '. BTW, I had also deleted messages waiting in lines to print on two accounts on my machine at home. It seems that disconnection of power took care of the queue, because I first tried this deletion with no result.

  I followed your suggestions and removed the USB first, then the power. I left it a full minute, then reconnected power and tested the switch panel "power" - it worked. I then reconnected the USB and re-tested, it worked.

  Can I ask the forgiveness of any future readers of this thread, as well as yourself, for details - but I don't see the logic of the complete disconnect regarding the "power switch". Maybe it was because I gave her more time, maybe it was the 'double disconnect. " There seems to be no reason for that the simple "off / on" switch would care about the USB connection, but who knows what "evil lies at the heart of a computer".

  In the introduction, I am experienced enough - although less so now these modern devices. My contacts with the computers date back to the programming of the machines IBM from 1961 and was still Assembly programming communication protocols in the 1980s. I encountered difficulties with the modern machine that is separated from the user by higher layers of level languages and operating systems developed by the committees.

  I'll make a suggestion to any future readers of this thread, always unplug the key USB (or another data link) first - then put the plug. Reverse the sequence in the re - plug, power first, and then data - and test the feature before plugging the data binding. Also go and pour coffee or get a beer, before reconnecting the power. The 10-20 seconds normally required to take down the logic circuits may not be enough. (Summer, done this hundreds of times when I was in the company).

  Finally, I'll mark this Accepted and click on congratulations (BTW, glad that's not kudo, the Greek word is not plural, something wrong understood by many sports commentators that "offer a kudo" to a player - that's the word for praise). But if someone think of a reason why it worked - that is, not the flashing lights, but the 'stuck' power button - I'd love to hear it.

  Best, Jon

• Double track scanning with the help of Deskjet 3520

  Hi all

  I just bought an all-in-one Deskjet 3520 Pinter.  Far so good except that I can't figure out how to scan multiple pages into 1 PDF document.  I found a guide who said there was a button to add pages on the left side of the screen preview of the scan, but it doesn't seem to be there!

  I am running Windows XP.  And help greatly appreciated

  Scanning from the printer should actually encourage not to all other pages...

  Scanning multiple pages can be done via the software itself.

  Open the printer software, or scanning HP and then scan a Document or Photo.

  Select PDF, check the resolution is 300 dpi or less and preview it is checked, and then click Scan.

  change pages, and then click the Plus sign button to scan additional pages.

  Once you're done save the analytical work and it must be registered on a single PDF file.

  Shlomi