HP Officejet 6600 won't print because the yellow and pink ink cartridges are exhausted?

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• HP Officejet 6600 do not print after the replacement of HP ink cartridges

  Operating system: Windows XP

  Error message: no

  Downloaded HP Scan Doctor: don't find any problem

  White pages fate after that print request is made

  @oceanbob, Yes, I had the 6600 to print correctly after several head cleaning functions. Whenever you clean the printhead using the Control Panel, that it asks you if you need to make a more energetic. I think I had to do 3 or 4 cleanings in a row to get the black works correctly. My daughter has set up the printer to print in black only because she had need of color for first cleaning cartridges is not cleaned the heads of color. After my color will revive girl, we found that we needed to go through a new series of 3 or 4 cleanings. You just continue to run the head cleaning function until he starts again to print properly.

• HP officejet 6600 do not print on the internet but is printed in documents

  I have an officejet 6600 with windows system 8. It is connected to my wireless network. When I need to print from the internet the printer does not print. I don't get the system errors or notifications, but if I save the page as a document and print from the document it prints. The printer indicates it is connected to the network through the network connection test. Should I reinstall the printer?

  Thank you it seems to fix the problem!

• Photosmart HP 5510 fails to print with the nine 364XL black ink cartridge

  The black cartridge HP 364 "SETUP" origin has worked well and I bought a black cartridge HP364XL via the HP Web site.

  I installed the HP364XL this morning, but he is unable to leave the necessary ink on the pages.

  The cartridge seems to be OK and there is no error message.  The paper passes through the usual way, but fate with no print on it.  The date on the box is September 2014, this is not out of date.

  I tried to find what the problem is.  I checked the cartridge is correctly installed and it seems to have ink inside.   I tried to print using the black cartridge again and again with different parameters, such as 'Fast draft' and 'Normal', but every time the paper emerges with no impression.  The 'supply levels' shows the black cartridge about 90% full.

  This is normally caused by the vent on the top of the cartridge being blocked, or a dirty print head. The document below will help you work out the problem. Let me know what happens.

  Black ink is missing on printouts

• Deskjet 1000 printer - J110a: printer prints a blank Page - HP anthentic color and black ink cartridges are full

  Used this printer for months without problem until he ran out of color ink. Buy genuine HP color ink on amazon and replaced the empty color ink.  Installed the latest driver. Printer seems to work fine except the rest blank page. HP Print and Scan Doctor 4.9 finds no errors, no problem.  Cleaning print head. Aligned printhead printed normal test result on the page. Results of tests on white page. Yet performance printer continues to give green checkmarks on all issues. No error found.  I followed the video instructions from HP customer support, but the problem persists.  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-DeskJet-1000-Printer-series---J110/4066042/model/4066376/docu...

  Given that you've tried the HP web site, try these videos Youtube here.

  https://www.YouTube.com/results?search_query=DeskJet+1000+print+head

  Find out more if necessary.  If no joy, your printer is toast.

• OfficeJet 6600: Error general printer after replacing the ink cartridges

  Since the departure of cargtrides of ink is "Printer failure" and "there is a problem with the printer or ink system" and after pressing on "?" shows only "printer General error" without error code.

  I did all the steps he says I (reset the power) but the problem persists. Ink cartridges are new and HP.

  What could be the problem?

  Hi Chris2612,

  Thank you for your answer!

  I would definitely say to change the cartridges, if that does not solve your problem, then please call our hotline to the 800-474-6836 to get help. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. Language-country selector.

  Good luck!

• OfficeJet 4635 cancel the firmware update because my ink cartridges are for older versions of the product

  I was happy with my officejet 4635 until I clicked on ok to apply for the HP firmware update. He said that it would improve my printer. However, demand has not said that my ink cartridges may not work if I installed the update. I clicked on ok and the update has been successfully installed. Now I can't print anything because I get an error message saying the I have ink cartridges are designed for older versions of the product. I do not use the new HP cartridges because they cost too much. I used cartridges refilled abacus in Az. Phhoenix which worked fine up until I did the update of the firmware of HP. I need to go back to the old system, so I can print again. I am connected to a desktop computer HP envy running windows 8.1. I'm furious HP to try and force you to buy their new cartridges with an update of something. I think that whoever came up with this update should be fired. Any help with a solution would be appreciated.

  I was told that there is no way to undo the update of the firmware. HP did send me a few ink cartridges so I could print again, but I am still ticked about the way this has been ensured by HP. They have not told me that my old version cartridges would not more work after updating firmware. I think that it is simply dishonest on part of HP and I am sure that other customers have been captured by this update of the firmware. I am sure it was a HP effort going to force you to use their new cartridges. I'll be very careful on the acceptance of the updates from HP in the future.

• OfficeJet 6000 won't print from computer on our network

  Our officejet 6000 won't print from a computer on the network. All 3 computers running Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium edition. The computer we have problems printing used to be able to print to the Officejet 6000, but now he can't.  In devices and printers, it says that the printer is connected, but I can't print a Test Page.  However, if I run the HP Solution Center, it says that the printer is connected and I can go to the Toolbox of the printer and print a printer status report.  The 2 other computers on our network have no problem printing of pages to document and test.  Why would a printer are struggling to print documents and test pages, but be able to print the printer status report?

  It's just a problem of connection and communication. The computer and the printer can be on different ports or IP addresses. Here's a link below that can help solve this problem.

  http://goo.GL/u3jDE

  Let me know if this can help, thank you.

• HP Photosmart 2610 says that it will not print, because the transport is stuck, but it is not

  my HP Photosmart 2610 all-in-one, said that he will not print because the transport is blocked. Well, he is not stuck. Yet, I can't print. I printed close to 20 000 cards because I bought and installed printer. What should I do? can you recommend a printer to buy. Looks like it's ready for the 'OS' yard HELP.  PAUL LACNY * address email is removed from the privacy *.

  Hello

  Perhaps he is worn and requires little (routine) maintenance (20,000 sheets is a lot of printing).

  As OEM HP is responsible for the good operation of the printer and their drivers. Check with
  HP support, their documentation online and drivers and ask in their forums.

  Good luck, you need to update or reinstall the latest driver.

  There are three models, so enter-> Photosmart 2610 - in the link of the HP driver and select the version
  you have - then select your version of Windows.

  Support HP & drivers
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/support.html

  Contact HP
  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html

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

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  The main issue is probably the drivers, but these can help:

  Add or remove a printer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/add-or-remove-a-printer

  Solve printer problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-printer-problems

  Open the printer Troubleshooter
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-printer-Troubleshooter

  Find the manufacturer's Web site
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/find-a-printer-manufacturers-website

  Find and install printer drivers in Windows 7
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/find-and-install-printer-drivers

  I hope this helps.

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• suddenly, I could not print because the computer cannot identify the printer

  Original title: printers

  I have windows XP Professional and a printer is connected to my PC, all of a sudden I could not print because the computer is unable to identify the printer. I unplugged the printer and plugged again and I turned off the computer, as I went to adding hardware but without success. could you please tell me how to restore the printer connection. In addition, the printer icon appears at all when I plug the printer cable

  Hello

  I suggest you run the difficulty mentioned in the link below:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/printing_problems/en-us

  Alternatively, you can follow the steps mentioned in the link below to fix the issue:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/printer-problems-in-Windows

  Hope this helps

• Inkjet pro 6830: printer does not except off the coast of brand ink cartridges.

  I bought a new pro 6830 2 years and it was recalled for replacing head inkjet printer. Since I received

  reconditioned replacement, it does not except other other than HP compatible ink cartridges. I hear here

  is going to be the fix for the problem. Is this true?

  Hi @79pinetree,.

  Thank you for joining the HP Forums!

  I understand that your printer HP Officejet pro 6830 does not except off the coast of brand ink cartridges. I am pleased to see that for you!

  Please see this post, dedicated to the best printing experience, of @Bill_F.

  If it helps, please consider clicking on "accept as a solution." And, please click the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.

  I hope that answers your question!

• Conclusions on the (empty) replacement? Ink cartridges for OfficeJet 8600 N911g

  I would like to note some interesting conclusions on the replacement of "Setup cartridges.

  The printer has reported that the black ink was out and needed replacement.  It really has not reported the CMY cartridges also outside, even if they were low.  Oddly however, the printer continued printing in any case, even if the text was black.

  When I replaced it with the full k cartridge, suddenly C cartridges and there were empty!  The M cartridge gave a level showing approximately a 1/8th.

  So I removed the full k cartridge and handed in the (almost emplty?) 'installation type' K cartridge: there was still a bit of reading level K, but now all the cartridges C, M and there were empty!  What was going on?  Nothing in the M cartridge has been used, and all of a sudden it was empty?

  Okay, okay.  I accept the high probability that when a cartridge is empty, all others probably get nearly empty too.  I won't have to be wary as a great many people that the printer has the ability to detect a cartridge Exchange (from vacuum full for) and therefore on the alert to create a user change as the rest of the cartridges, regardless of the level of ink.  It is probably the case that all cartridges must be turned on outside.

  However, these experiments show that the ink level detection technology has a worse quality than the ability of the first Kia or Hyundai models at different levels of meaning fuel in the tank.  How long have you been at the forefront of the HP inkjet technology?  Decades now?  And you're telling me that a magenta cartridge that was not detected in the vacuum cartridges K switched again (full) to the old (almost empty) again (full) back again, and now all color cartridges are felt as empty?

  I'm glad that I'm not a suspicious person, HP, or I might be inclined to believe that something funny is going on.

  There are a few other (unofficial?) HP support forum and I read dozens of messages from OJ8600 (N911g) owners, saying that he would be their last HP product.  I hope that I have misunderstood them.  After all, I'm not a suspect.

  There is a boot process when a new cartridge is installed to remove the air from the print head.  He began all colors and blacks whenever a cartridge is changed.  If a cartridge is almost empty and a different cartridge is replaced the boot may cause this cartridge should now appear as low.

  I suggest running the printer until it refuses to print as a cartridge becomes really empty, then replace all of the cartridges that are both low.

  Initial depression on the ink indicator is defined before the cartridges actually run out of ink to give you time to buy a replacement. You have no need to replace the cartrdiges until they are actually exhausted.

• Scanning from printer to the computer and the computer to the printer-Envy 5300

  I had printer 5530 myEnvy less than a week. He is doing well, but I tried to scan a document to the printer and it does not find the computer. I go into the preferences of the computer and see scan and my document, but the scan button does not illuminate. I pressed the big picture and he did practically scan my document. I want to scan at the printer to the computer and vice versa? I think I'll call.

  Thank you. I does not solve the problem when I called technical support. When I set up the printer, I used the wrong driver. Everying else worked, but not the sweeping featur. All is find now!

• DeskJet 3050 has J611: printer interrupts the headers and footers

  Hello

  When I print my documents, the printer cuts the headers and footers. I use Microsoft Word 2013 and have checked to make sure that the margins are narrow as Tess in Word, but the printer cuts my headers and footers. An error message appears that reads the document is out of print areas. This is a mistake with my printer, and if so, what is the solution? Thank you very much.

  @jun_per

  The specifications have not any information on restrictions "margins".  In general, the high margins and the size may be restricted a.11 inches, while (for some printers / paper) the background may etre.5 inches.

  IF the printer like / limit top / bottom margin a.5 inches, so that the word 'Narrow' margin setting may be in conflict with the ability of the printer to print the document.

  Maybe you can change the margins of the document 'Normal' or something similar.

  You can also adjust the settings individually.

  Word Document > file > Print > click on layout > layout tab

  Check to see where your headers and footers are defined compared to the whole "Narrow margin" setting.

  You can adjust the header and footers downwards / upwards away from the title of the document / paper edge.

  Example:

  Word Document > Insert > footer (drop down menu) >

  (look at the bottom of the parameters available footer) Change the footer > adjust as you wish

  General help, suggestions and examples:

  Manage the print with preview output before printing

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• I can't go to my printer. It will not recognize the ink cartridges are full!

  My epson 7400 has not been used for 6 months. I cleaned and aligned the nozzles and it used 2 full cartridges. I installed new ink cartridges, and he says they are empty. Now none of the buttons work, it does not seem to recognize all commands. What should I do?

  Hello

  Turn the printer off

  Unplug the printer from the computer and the wall outlet

  Reinstall the cartridges

  Support all the ink cartridges until they snap into place to make sure that they are well housed

  Close the cartridge cover and push it down until it snaps

  Close the scanner

  Press on the Stop button to start loading of ink. It takes about 2 minutes.

  When the the light stops flashing and remains on, the ink load is complete

  	Caution:
  Never turn off the Epson Stylus CX while ink is in charge or you'll be wasting ink. If the ink light flashes, press on the Stop button and lower all the cartridges safely Manually clean the print heads Plug the printer into the wall outlet and the computer.  Turn it on and try printing again. Updates