HP envy 120: 120 cartridges envy. 300 HP or 60 HP?

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• want 120 cartridge problem

  I'm having a problem with my printer HP Envy 120 new.

  On switching on, the 'cartridge problem' screen appears, saying: "one or more cartridges appear to be damaged.

  There is a black icon below this text but no color.

  I have assumed that meant that the color cartridge did not work. I went back to the store and got a new cartridge color under warranty.

  However, with the new cartridge installed, I still get the same message. Means, therefore, that it is the Black cartridge that is defective?

  I tried to reinstall the two cartridges, cleaning all the contacts and the reset of the printer off for 15 seconds without result; I still get the same screen.

  As I'm back at the shop soon, I would like some ammo in the case of an argument! The printer is still under warranty, but a resolution may depend on who you're talking about... :-)

  Personally I find the screen rather ambiguous. Thanks for any help!

  Simply put the replacement cartridge in now and the printer works fine.

  Much thanks to Jamieson for the help!

• You can install a 300 color cartridge in a printer HP F4580?

  I have a HP F4580 and have now installed a cartridge of 300 colors, although always a 121 black ink cartridge, it will not be printed, but watch the light 'number of copies' who has no sense because there is paper and it's on the printing mode. The cartridge 300 certainly works in this printer?

  Then put the two black and 300 in the printer ready simply with colored paper, when it is not. How can I solve this problem?

  Hi jamiemanuel,

  You will have to contact HP support to find out if the 300 color cartridge would work with printer HP F4580.

  CONTACT HP / CUSTOMER SERVICE

  http://WWW8.HP.com/UK/en/contact-HP/contact.html

• DeskJet 2540: Change cartridge then won't print

  Print and photocopy OK. Lights began to blink. Ink ran out. Change cartridges. 300 HP. Manual says would print a page automatically. Does not have. Lights continue to Flash. Not photocopy - press the button, lights flash, nothing else. (Off several times). Try to print via WiFi, says printer problem.

  What should do?

  Hi @evennewerbie,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I see that you can not print with your HP Deskjet 2540, and the lights are flashing on the printer. I'm happy to help you!

  I recommend you to go through this guide, lights flashing on HP Deskjet 2540 and printers all-in-one Deskjet Ink Advantage 2545and proceed to question that matches best the lights flashing on the printer.

  I hope this guide is useful!

• HP Envy 120: 120 black cartridge HP envy does not print

  Hello.

  I run my printer for almost 2 years at home (not a lot of prints, for the most part only the documents and especially only BW print) without any problem. This morning I wanted to print two PDF documents when I realized that the black areas are not filled with color but that he had gray borders. I thought that my black cartridge empty (I was printing via the bridge my Android phone HP print) I do not even have a notice "empty cartridge". I checked the level of these two cartridges and black has been estimated at about 20% left. Nevertheless I exchanged for an entirely new black while keeping the plu RGB (estimated at about 40% left).

  After closing the lid, was asked to align the printer, so I did and to my surprise, what came out of the printer was an almost empty page with only blue rectangles in the middle. I remember my first installation page must contain all of the rectangles of color and black text. But only the blue were there. Then I also exchanged the RGB cartridge, but with the same result!

  So I started the cleaning cartridge where the RGB cartridge began to work properly, but black has always refused to print. I googled for solutions and came here on the support forums and read of similar problems with their solutions. Then I tried to reset the printer (connect to offshore for more than 10 minutes) and no solution. I removed the black cartride, tried to clean the print head with a cloth somehow dry and then put handwarm water for a few minutes, then it dried out and placed baack on the printer (as suggested in a detailed response) also with no solution.

  I tried to replace the new black cartridge with the former and I tried the alignment status of the printer and cleaning again, but all with the same result - black print cartridge will not print!

  The black cartridge simply refuses to print but I replace it with a new one or keep the old! I'm now full of ideas to try to solve the problem.

  What else he or I could try next?

  I don't really understand why or how, but when I tried the printer after a few hours of rest after the cartridges have been replaced what happened:

  1 black ink started working, but with a lot of streaks and bland / shadows

  2. I printed the quality report which finally black was present with fades in gray bars

  3. I ran automated cleaning after which (second level) the black bars (gray) have been quite well

  4. I ran alignment of the printer that contains forms black and blue and black text in vain the results still alignment in "alignment" with no idea why.

  However, it seems that the printer works again. It seems that only time will heal these Envys as when I had problem with scanner (it scanned completely grey pages - I mean the whole A4 it analysis was only filled gray A4) he needed to rest a few hours, even after the scanner has worked yet. Strange, but effective :-)

• Noisy HDD downloading with more than 2 Mbps Internet

  When I download with more than 2 Mb/s to the internet, I hear a noise continuous scratchin/scratching. After I stop downloading the noise disappears. It has 5000 hours working time.

  Toshiba 120 GB SATA/300 5400 RPM 8 MB 2.5 "MK1246GSX...

  Hello

  First of all I must say it is really hard to say something about it without having heard this noise you want to say.

  Generally speaking, it of normal that you hear some noises during writing or reading process of the HARD drive.
  You can test your HARD drive for bad sectors using Drive Fitness Test. Which is a freeware tool that can check the HARD disk.

• BIOS update - Satellite Pro A60

  Am I blind or confused? I tried to find a update of the bios for a Satellite of A60 Pro on the site http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_bios.jsp
  but the A60 is not listed as one of the portable series (100 120, 200 210 300 but not 60!). My laptop is still ongoing with the original bios and looking at the various articles on the net, there is an update of the bios there somewhere... but where

  Clues?

  OK, I was confused... I had to look in the section archive. Instead of delete, thought I might leave this as helping others!

  Paul

• HOW TO INTRODUCE THE POINT OF TENSION ON THE SPECTRUM OF FREQUENCY AT REGULAR INTERVALS

  Good day everyone

  Can you guide me how to add spikes to magnitude-200 dB amplitude to frequency 60,120,180,240,300 Hz intervals in frequency spectrum I got using the FFT power spectrum. I have attached the graph to which I want to have more amplitude spikes.

  Concerning

  Automata

  Here it is to Format 8.2.

• HSB corresponding with the HSL adjustments

  Quick version:

  How to match a TSL value using the STL of a Hue/Saturation adjustment sliders? You may need to read the detailed Version to get.

  Detailed version:

  Last Question:

  If I KNOW the original value is HSB = 0 °, 100%, 100% and I KNOW the offsets of final colors will produce a value of HSB = 7 °, 62%, 74%, is there a way to enter these values in AN adjustment layer to produce known color shifts?

  Detailed explanation:

  I do test prints for Sublimation on coloured materials.

  I do not ask for advice of Sublimation, and no matter if you don't know what it is, just give the scenario for clarity.

  For test prints, I have a series of 6 squares:

  All together for 100% Saturation, 100% brightness and six squares set at 0, 60, 120, 180, 240, 300 Hueº.

  These are then pressed on different color shirts.

  Once pressed, I analyze the hardware itself and take it into Photoshop to measure offsets of colors using the eyedropper tool.

  I know that this is not an EXACT duplication, but is close.

  Using the red square on the yellow material for example, its original inside Photoshop value was HSB = 0 °, 100%, 100%

  The scanned copy of the same red square on the yellow material has a value of HSB = 7 °, 62, 74

  Basically, it's a difference of HSB = + 7,-38, -26

  I do the same for all squares of color and measure the difference. Now, I know what these colors will look like when printed.

  For making models, adjustment of the layer of multiply's work is generally a good starting point, but I still need to make an adjustment layer to clip to the layer of the work so I can see what the color shift will look like when printed there is no drastic surprises and waste of materials. It seemed simple: the value of the work of multiply layer and cut a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to it with the "Reds" (tried 'Master' too, same results) sidelined, STL which was + 7,-38-26... Until I realized that the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer used HSL (light), not HSB (brightness)...

  I tried to simply "eyeball" to relatives with decent results. I made a new place on the screen with the aim (HSB = 7 °, 62, 74), then a 2nd square with the original value (HSB = 0º, 100%, 100%) and use a hue/Sat adjustment layer. Using a 3rd party system color sampler to sample the on-screen colors, the adjustment values DID he make the right colors were:

  Hue = + 7

  Saturation = - 52

  Lightness = + 3

  So, as you can see, in THEORY, HSB = + 7,-38-26 EXPECTED to have changed the color to the desired value, but it was in FACT of HSL = + 7,-52, + 3 who has worked... The part of HUE is correct, but the Saturation is not so the lightness/brightness difference is drastic.

  So what I was wondering is, is there a way, a formula or something, change the original colors to color desired using an adjustment layer mathematically?

  Once again, 'the eye' with the material in one hand and the other hand on the mouse manually move the sliders STL in a hue/Sat adjustment layer until I get a close approximation works most of the time, but it takes FOREVER...

  If I KNOW the original value is HSB = 0 °, 100%, 100% and I KNOW the offsets of final colors will produce a value of HSB = 7 °, 62%, 74%, is there a way to enter these values in AN adjustment layer to produce known color shifts?

  This is a versatile converter, well-> HSL STL and STL-> HSB:

  RGB to HEX color converter; convert RGB to HEX, TSL, TSL, CIELab

  Conversion is normally managed by formulas, using any RGB space as

  connection color space (all RGB, it's just the same space).

  Cordially - Gernot Hoffmann

• Summary of the results on the next line?

  In general, this kind of thing is easily obtained in Excel where you can calculate values in a column of output based on the input values. I need to do it in PL/SQL.

  
  

  I have a relatively simple question where I'm out of values (heads) and then I need to display the sum on the next line (sort of a running Total).

  Let me explain with an example:

  ID Start Date End Date column 1 column 2

  =============================================

  1 1 JANUARY 2010 TO 30 JUNE 2010 120 0

  2 1 JULY 2010 TO 31 DECEMBER 2010 200 120

  3. ON JANUARY 1, 2011 30 JUNE 2011 115 320

  4 1ST JULY 2011 31 DECEMBER 2012 300 435

  5 1 JANUARY 2013 TO 30 JUNE 2013 100 735

  As you can see that the 2 column is derived by adding the previous values in column 1 and appear on the next line.

  So for ID = 4, column 2 = 120 + 200 + 115 = 435 and ID = 5, column 2 = 120 + 200 + 115 + 300 = 735.

  Any ideas or pointers would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  Hello

  That sounds like a job for the analytical SUM function:

  SELECT id, start_date, end_date, colonne_1

  SUM (colonne_1) over (ORDER BY start_date

  End_date

  ,         id

  ) - colonne_1 AS column_2

  FROM table_x

  ;

  If you would care to post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for your sample data, and then I could test this.

  This requires no PL/SQL, but this market be the query in PL/SQL or not.

  Don't forget that the rows in a table are not in a particular order, which determines who is the 'next' or 'previous' line in this problem?  Start_date?  End_date?  ID?  A combination of them?  Something else?

• Use of analytical columns?

  In general, this kind of thing is easily obtained in Excel where you can calculate values in a column of output based on the input values. I need to do this in the reports. I use (generator of reports version 6.0.8.27.0) reports 6i

  
  

  I have a relatively simple question where I'm out of values (heads) and then I need to display the sum on the next line. Let me explain with an example:

  ID Start Date End Date column 1 column 2

  =============================================

  1 1 JANUARY 2010 TO 30 JUNE 2010 120 0

  2 1 JULY 2010 TO 31 DECEMBER 2010 200 120

  3. ON JANUARY 1, 2011 30 JUNE 2011 115 320

  4 1ST JULY 2011 31 DECEMBER 2012 300 435

  5 1 JANUARY 2013 TO 30 JUNE 2013 100 735

  As you can see that the 2 column is derived by adding the previous values in column 1 and appear on the next line.

  So for ID = 4, column 2 = 120 + 200 + 115 = 435 and ID = 5, column 2 = 120 + 200 + 115 + 300 = 735.

  When I use columns in summary, I do not get the desired result.

  I could technically create a formula column and a column of support in place and re - question results but I was hoping to avoid another SQL when the data has already been retrieved. Any ideas or pointers would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  Hello

  I think I can satisfy u

  Download the rdf (6i)

  https://www.Zeta-Uploader.com/1236837069

  This URL is valid until Tuesday, June 25, 2013

  Thank you

  Alexander simonnet

• Help with this query

  Hello
  
  I have a table with 3 columns, region, country, requested. Requested column is filled with 2 values only or (B) so I have to get a count (*) for A and count (*) b.
  
  The output should be in the following format:
  
  Countries in the region requested by A requested by B
  Europe Switzerland 100 120
  Asia, Singapore 300 400
  
  I tried to create 2 views:

  create view v_a as
  (SELECT REGION,
      COUNTRY,
      COUNT(*) A_CNT
    FROM dummy  WHERE requested ='A'
    GROUP BY (REGION, COUNTRY)
    );
  
  create view v_b as
  
  (SELECT REGION,
      COUNTRY,
      COUNT(*) B_CNT
    FROM dummy  WHERE requested ='B'
    GROUP BY (REGION, COUNTRY)
    );

  and then the select statemet did

  select * from (select v_a.region,v_a.country,v_a.a_cnt,v_b.b_cnt from v_a,v_b where v_a.country=v_b.country;

  The output not as expected. Can someone fix the code?

  Why don't you just...

  select REGION, COUNTRY, count(case when requested ='A' then 1 END)as Requested_by_A , count(case when requested ='B' then 1 END) as Requested_by_B
  from
  
  where requested in ('A','B')
  group by REGION, COUNTRY
  

  HTH

  Thank you...

• the value according to the percentage split

  Hey suppose I have 2 columns in a table like this
  
  C1 c2
  __________
  20 200
  20
  40
  
  now I need a sql query that displays the output as
  
  C1 c2 c3
  ____________
  20 200 40
  20 40
  40 80
  
  that means I'm calculation of the percentages in column c1 c2 c3 column-based, can anyone help with the query

  I added the Group column. Without that there is no way to identify which c1 belongs to the cost of which c2.

  with pct_tbl as
  (select 1 grp, 20 c1, 200 c2 from dual union
  select 1 grp, 20, NULL from dual union
  select 1 grp, 60, NULL from dual union
  select 2 grp, 30, 300 from dual union
  select 2 grp, 30, NULL from dual union
  select 2 grp, 40, NULL from dual union
  select 3 grp, 10, 150 from dual union
  select 3 grp, 10, NULL from dual union
  select 3 grp, 30, NULL from dual)
  select grp, c1,c2,
  c1*first_value(c2) over (partition by grp order by grp,c2)/(sum(c1) over (partition by grp)) d
  from pct_tbl
  order by grp, c2 nulls last ;
  
         GRP         C1         C2          D
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
           1         20        200         40
           1         20                    40
           1         60                   120
           2         30        300         90
           2         30                    90
           2         40                   120
           3         10        150         30
           3         10                    30
           3         30                    90
  

  Enjoy!
  Arpit

• HP Envy 120: Replacement of printhead HP Envy 120

  My two computers are connected wirelessly to my HP Envy 120.  A computer runs on Windows 7, the other on Windows 10. Because I have tried all the advice for my problem: the printer cannot print black ink - I'm now looking to replace the printhead before buying another printer. The question would be nice, there are 2 different systems for the printer respond to?

  Thank you

  Hi eaguilday,

  The printer you have takes ink cartridges which have nozzles built in.  There is no any leaders for this single ink cartridges replacement ink.

  Have you replaced the ink cartridges?  Maybe it's worth a try.

  If this does not work and that you have followed the steps outlined in the document that I shared with you - replacement unit is the only option.

  Jean

• Broken Envy 120 printer

  Purchase a printer Envy 120 in December 2012. In November 2013, received an error message saying that the cartridges were damaged, so I could not print.  After that 2 long guaranteed scripted calls to technical support, a refurbished printer was sent in December of 2013.  In April 2014, the refurished printer scanner has stopped working (tried the hard reset); and last week, I started getting a blue C4EBA649 error.  The printer is frozen and will not work despite unplugging and resetting my router.

  The refurbished printer didn't work for 120 days. Given to nine printers are only a 90 warranty.  In addition, when I checked on my warranty to April status, date of the guarantee of the refurbished printer has never updated - which expires in July 2013. Very unhappy.

  I am so so glad you were able to get your printer replaced!

  If please consider tagging from my previous post as a "accept as Solution" so that others in the community sees that call phone support is encouraged and can be a positive experience.

  Thank you, good impression.