HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless - print out this partial test page after each print job

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• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless: Download for Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer driver

  I've been looking for a printer driver download for my HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer, but unable to find one and the web page keeps just leading me in circles.  I'm under IE 9.0 and Windows 7 Professional.  Could you give a link to download the driver?

  See this:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02266980

  or

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02693964

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer: Always be streak on copies vertical white

  HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer: Still get a vertical white streak down the photos. I changed the yellow/black printhead. Only one aid note said I should try to clean the scanner glass. Where is the scanner glass, and how to do for her?

  Other options to get rid of the vertical line?  Thank you.

  Hello

  It sounds like a problem with the printer itself, because it is indeed a vertical GIS. A cartridge problem would cause a horizontal issue. You can tru is the cleaning of transport, stem from the metal bar that you see in the printer, and carefully clean the Strip transparant. This with a lot of attention that its rather delicate and if it breaks the device is ready for the trash.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless print Virgin then think it's out of paper on every print job

  Each print my printer spits out a blank sheet of paper, tries and fails to retrieve the next piece and then the release of the paper warning light lights up on the printer. I push the button and then it prints very well. Seen this boredom for a while and I can't seem to solve. Thank you! Windows 8. The printer did not do that during the initial installation.

  Hi rmalbo,

  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  I see by your post that the printer will print a page, then a blank page, then it pull the next piece of paper in until you press the button. I can help you with that.

  Looks like the paper source is set to manual because after pressing the button, it continues to print.

  Try and print a self-test on the printer hardware to see if it is a hardware or software problem.

  Print a self-test Page.

  Select the method: use the control panel to print a self-test page.

  She just print the test page or send on another white page?

  The error message didn't upward after printing the test page?

  If it is the same thing printing self-test then follow the steps in this document, roller cleaning, resetting the printer.

  The printer stop printing and the power and resume lights flash (paper jam).

  If we print the self-test material then it's software related.

  The application, go to file, print, preferences, Type of paper/quality.

  Select the paper source from the drop-down list, select Auto Select.

  Select the paper type from the drop-down list also.

  Click OK.

  Trying to print now.

  I would like to know if you have the same problem.

  Good day.
  Thank you.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless: Unable to print labels on my HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless color inkjet printer

  Hello Forum,

  I don't want to appear redundant, however, I always have the same problem, cannot print on different media (for example. Labels, Matt / glossy papers, etc.) other than plain white paper. As I said in my original post (below), I tried different settings, different programs, etc., without any result. The printer does that pass through without printing media, leaving the error / blinking yellow light.

  I believe that this printer is able to manage different media other than paper white just to 'stick '. Again, I ask your help to solve this problem. It is and has been, very frustrating trying to overcome this restriction of printing!

  Thank you all!

  (Original post)

  I can't get my HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless inkjet color printer to print CD / DVD labels. I have tried various printer / paper options but the printer just feeds the media (in this case 'Fellows' brand matte CD 2-top) then spits it right back with result error amber light flashing.

  Printing has a sensor that determines if the paper is loaded and feeding properly into the printer.  If you print on media that is colored or printed features we can confuse the sensor.

  One thing to try - cut a strip of the sticky part of a post-it note maybe 1 "wide by 1/4".  Attach it to the top left of the sheet of labels on the side to be printed, the long side on the short side of the paper.  This will then put face down into the printer, with the band on the upper right of the tray paper.  After printing, you can remove it and reuse it for the next page.

• Several problems: OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless

  We bought a HP OfficeJet Pro Wireless for our two Macs and it has been a nightmare. I searched the forums and help guides and hope you can help me solve problems.

  It takes 10 minutes to start the printer each time. There are many ringing and noises.

  Once it's finally, finally upon it still cannot print. I then usually to reinstall the software from the CD using the USB cable and not wireless for its work, which it will then be exactly once before that I then need to use the printer, turn it on and it will not print.

  I tried all the configurations that I can think of nothing doesn't.

  Currently, I just turned on and I have a message saying the printer is low on ink and I can't print. I have used this printer exactly 5 times, and there is no way that it is out of ink.

  I apologize if I look petulant, I have simply never had these problems with any material and am worried that we have made a very bad investment. I'd appreciate someone really can give advice.

  Our facility is:

  Portable Mac and office, the two leopard running

  Wireless via a BT Homehub router

  OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless

  Thank you very much! -Rachel

  I understand your frustration.  Here are some tips:

  1. do not turn off your printer.  If you MUST activate it offshore, it is with a power strip or unplugging the power cord.  Your printer will use ink (and a little of it) to start each time you put it on.  This is particularly true if the printer do not have power during his time off the power.  You will bleed your dry ink cartridges very quickly this way.  All the rumbling you hear is the sound of suck ink through the nozzles to clean them.

  2. set a static IP address for your printer.  Choose a number outside the range 192.168.1.64 to 192.168.1.237 than your HomeHub uses to deliver dynamic IP addresses.  192.168.1.50 is a nice round number.  Here's how:

  -Print a the front of the printer Network Setup Page. Note the IP address of the printer.
  -Enter the IP address in a browser to reveal the internal settings of the printer.
  -Choose the network tab, then wireless along the left side, then on the IPv4 tab.
  -Click on the manual button IP and enter:
  for the IP address 192.168.1.50
  255.255.255.0 for the subnet
  Let the gateway and DNS white
  -Click 'apply '.

  Now, stop the router and printer, start the router, wait, and then start printing.

  Remove and re-add the printer in the print queue:

  -Sys Prefs, Print & Fax
  -Select the printer in question and click the sign less down the list
  -Select the sign + to add again. Search for the printer, select it, and wait until the button 'Add' becomes available. Until it clicks.

  If this does not work, do the same thing, only instead of the second stage, right (control), click the box of the print queue and select Reset Printing System.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless, Mac OS 10.7.2 can't get it configured to run wireless

  I have an iMac OS Airport Extreme and an HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless Router 10.7.2.  Recently, I replaced my router with an Airport Extreme.  My printer installation CD is for OS 10.4 or 10.5.  I'm trying to configure the 8000 wireless but without much luck.  As I understand it, the HP 8000 Installer is now included in OS 10.7.  I followed some of the elements of an another post about it with OS 10.6.  Somehow I can't get to the place were the installation of the printer asks me to choose a network.  I have updated all the software, installation of a printer connected to a USB cable.

  I figured this out (with the help of the Doc print "is there driver for Deskjet 3050 for Mac OSX 10.7).  Once I stopped thinking like the approach of Mac OS 10.6 with a hp utility things were easy.

  -delete all printers already implemented

  -rub the old hp software

  -Unplug the usb cable from the printer if you have connected

  -restore the network printer hpsetup (press the power button / stop, network 2 x button, cancel 3 x, output power)

  -Print the wireless network test report (updated 2 x key and press the network button). Check the ssid is hsetup

  -change the mac to hpsetup wireless network

  -go to the sys pref > print scanning

  -Add the 8000 printer

  -Click options & supplies, and navigate to the printer Web page

  -use the network wizard and change the network of hpsetup to your network

  -finishing

  -Return to the sys prefs and change the network to your network

  -go to the printer and print the wireless network test report (updated 2 x key and press the network button).  Make sure that the SSID is your network

  -try to print something on your printer.  It might take a bit of time first impression.

• OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless does not detect network

  My Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless suddenly doesn't work when connected via USB.  Don't try to re-run the HP Installation Wizard, the program reports no network detected (if the printer is right next to the Macbook Pro, which has a full signal from the network).  If I manually enter the SSID he says that he finds not only the network.  Network Configuration AMPe reports

  Network offline status

  802.11 wireless status disconnected

  Wireless on COLLAR

  Wireless works FAIL

  Network name (SSID reported no run)

  0 detected wireless networks

  The blue wireless light is turned on.

  Any suggestions?

  I appreciate the try, Dean, but again did not make a difference.

  I talked to tech support and they put me through presses the button to reset the network settings and then drain power printer, and I'm back in business.

• Printer keeps printing a test page after each print document

  I have a HP Deskjet 970Cse on Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3.

  About 2 weeks ago, I was receiving ambiguous messages on the ink levels, for example, saying a cartridge was ink when it was not, and after checking and replacement he told me the other cartridge was bad or empty.

  I replaced the cartridges with new and error messages went. To test others, I replaced the previous game and they worked well without empty messages.

  Then one day my computer tells me it was installing the HP printer and now I got 2 copies.

  I uninstalled the drivers and printers and downloaded the last at HP (the same I was already running years) and now it prints a test page after each print job that is wasting ink. By the print job, I mean it prints a test page once all the documents in the print queue. On the rare occasions that it will print a test between each document but this page is not the standard.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Andy, honestly with a printer is 10 years and more, the problem you are experiencing may deal with the age of the device more than anything else. You could try hard-reset of the printer (leaving it unplugged for 20 seconds), but if what you said about the button is true - it is possible that the Board of Directors is signaling the machine to print a test page after each draw by a malfunction at the hardware level.

  In this case, maybe it's time for a new printer. If you need help to choose one, there are many solids Deskjets currently on the market from HP that would be a wonderful substitute for this machine.

  Let me know and have a great day!
  

• HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless: Can I get some help here? Yellow ink will not print - HP OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless

  No matter what I do, ink yellow does not print, or stops at halfway printing on the page. I use genuine HP cartridges. There is a lot of ink - in fact, I just installed a new cartridge in the case where a previous (almost complete) was defective. No change. The pipe is not pinched. I flashed the firmware more recent and installed all drivers and utilities updated. I have cleaned the print heads over and over again and even took and cleaned according to the instructions.

  I think it was a sign that the printer is worn EXCEPT - just a few months ago, magenta and black stopped printing. These are the opposite printheads. When I uninstalled every bit of HP software I could find, the printer back to normal!

  The only thing I did not - it is the HP Toolbox argues that it is impossible to establish two-way communication with the printer. The patches for this involve get under the desk to play with the power cord and USB cable (even if it is a wireless printer), and my arthritic knees that make a very delicate operation. Two-way communication IS enabled.

  I'm about to start crying. I fought with this market a week, when the yellow all of a sudden went - once again, * most * of the time, but sometimes it prints to maybe an inch of the image before disappearing. Help!

  Hi @Echo2,

  Thanks for joining the Forums of HP Support for a solution to your printing problem.

  I understand that you use a HP Officejet Pro 8000 printer with a Windows 7 computer and all of a sudden is not printing yellow ink. I would like to help with that.

  Here is a document of support for the print quality problems - Troubleshooting print quality problems.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

• OfficeJet Pro 8000 wireless: OfficeJet Pro 8000 wireless does not respond after a certain time

  I use my wireless OfficeJet Pro 8000 for quite awhile now, but I have a problem that I can't solve:

  Initially, it works allright. But after a few hours, it seems to go to sleep. And it does not print jobs more. I have to put the printer 'off' and 'on '.  After that, it will print the work queue.

  I searched a timer as issues in the web interface of the printer, but can't find anything that points to a solution.

  The printer is connected wireless to my router, using a 'fixed' IP address

  Can someone help me, please?

  Thankx

  These settings are to set up your wireless printer to stay connected to your router, wireless devices stay better connected and makes your router secure and hack proof.

  While the DHCP is convenient, devices like printers must always be assigned an IP (fixed) manually to avoid conflicts on your wireless network.

  1. Set a static in the printer IP address (click here) outside the range of the DHCP of the router (check your manual). It is for Linksys routers, but can be used for all routers. Check your DHCP range and change this first if necessary. More Help Wireless Printing is here (Windows solution 4, static IP).
  2. Or check in the printer "Auto off" is disabled the System Mode Time Out is set to zero (0) Use the built-in webserver (EWS) by visiting the printer address IP address in the address bar of your browser, click on settings tab/Auto Off. Or use the printer, printer Home Page (EWS) Wizard. Also check the properties of your printers.
  3. If the printer supports and has IPv6 enabled, disable the IPv6 option in the printer.
  4. If necessary and you have assigned a static IP address, try using auxiliary for the preferred DNS Server 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as DNS server.
  5. Wireless printers work only on the 2.4 Ghz band.
  6. Make sure the printer is on the latest firmware by checking with the HP support site.
  7. Check all devices wireless in your home for interference. Check microwave, babyphones, phones, wireless and wireless alarm systems are a big culprit. Any of these will knock at your printer wireless intermittently.
  8. Make sure that your printer and router are at least 6 feet, independently of the other.

  In the router: (refer to the manual of your router for more information)

  1. Use a fixed wireless channel as the 1, 6 or 11, never 'auto', try channel 1 first then the rest.
  2. Set the router to 20 Mhz only or 145Mbps router function.
  3. Always use WPA2-AES encryption (personal), but you can try the "mixed" mode
  4. Disable the WPS and never use it and disable the UPnP for the security of routers. No one can hijack your system now and help with wireless connectivity (if you want to know why, research on the web).
  5. If you have a router dual band (2.4 Ghz and 5.0 Ghz bands), make sure the SSID is NOT identical, they must be different for all the bands, even for networks without comments.
  6. SSID broadcast should be enabled.
  7. Save all the settings. Food at the same time, wait 2 minutes.  Power on router wait 2 minutes.
  8. Marketing the printer and check that it reconnects to the router.

  Windows 7/8/8.1 is discovered the system on or off?

  1. Control Panel/Network and Internet/network and sharing Center / advanced sharing settings.
  2. Under home or work (current profile) / network discovery.
  3. Select "Turn on network discovery" and save the changes.

  Last resort effort - if your printer has an Ethernet connection, suggest you to get some adapters line and convert your Ethernet wiring for your printer.

• Officejet pro 8500 wireless print envelope

  2750 old boy had a slot "envelope" in the output tray to make unique envelopes.  Which was very convenient.  My brand new 8500 had no such "slot" and it seems that I have to remove all of the paper in the tray to put one envelope in!  That makes sense to me, but I'm not just any housing "simple envelope" anywhere!  Is it possible to print one envelope with the officejet pro 8500 wireless without having to use the tray itself?

  Thank you

  DrBillS

  I HAVE THE ANSWER THAT WE ALL NOW!

  If you're like me: I am running Windows 7, using Microsoft Word 2007, and you have the Officejet Pro 8500.

  I just spent the last hour on the phone with a customer service very friendly Rep who tried to help me to print without margins on an envelope. I have try on mail merge and include a return address printed in the upper left corner and a printed stamp sorted in the right corner. Whenever I want to print it would create a margin on the left and right side.

  She thought at first it was a software problem with Microsoft Word 2007, because in his version of Word 2003, she could print borderlessly. But I then created an envelope in Photoshop and tried printing without margins. Once more, it would create a margin on the left and the right that was a little more "5/8 of an inch. In fact, the exact margin size is 0,6875 ".

  Anyone else having the same problem? I'm sure you are.

  HERE'S WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IF YOU WANT TO PRINT WITHOUT MARGINS ON AN ENVELOPE:

  (1) choose a new document in Word 2007, then choose Virgin doc 'LETTER' (no envelope)

  (2) a set of left margin: 0,1875 (Yes it's small!)

  (3) a set of right margin: 1.5

  (4) set the top margin: 2.1875

  (5) also set the bottom margin: 2.1875

  (6) turn the grid if you see your work area.

  The grid can be enabled in the 'View' menu and then select the gridlines check box. If you hold down the 'alt' key, you can move objects (such as text boxes) without having to align them on the grid.

  Create your envelope, then print. Essentially what you are fooling your printer to think you are printing on a letter for an envelope printing in reality. I need to print 1000 at a time, so it was do-or-die because I just bought this printer and love the speed at which it prints in color. especially on the functionality of the project.

  Good luck!

• OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless does not connect to my new Airport Extreme router

  I've owned my Officejet 8000 Wireless printer for about a year and had no problems with it.  However, my old wireless router wasn't fully compatible Mac so I couldn't fix it with a password.  I now need a secure network, so I bought an Apple Airport Extreme router in December.

  Last night, I installed the router and it works fine on my iMac, my laptop and my iPhone.

  However, tonight, I'm trying to implement Officejet Pro 8000 with no luck.  I searched the posts here for 3 hours and am not finding the help I need.  Based on the other posts, I read, I describe my situation below.

  I am trying to set up the printer in my iMac Intel with Mac OS 10.6.4

  I'm trying to set up the printer with the installation wizard HP I just install the printer software.

  On the first screen of the wizard, it tells me that my device is not configured (I agree)

  Then I ask him to set up a wireless network.

  When I get to the network selection page, both my network AND my network of comments (that I let my neighbor use) are on the list with the full signal strength.

  When I click on my network and then continue, the HP installation wizard hangs and I have to stop, he.

  When I click on my guest and then network continue, I get the message that my network is not within reach.  (FYI, the printer is 10 feet from the router).

  I tried to power on/off the printer, the router and the computer at all different stages of the process with no luck.

  For my Airport:

  My radio is set to the most compatible choice

  MAC access control is not enabled

  Everything is WPA2 security

  'Use wide channels' and "Create a closed network" is unchecked

  The channel is set to 11

  I'm happy to try the "Add client in the network" thing I've seen on other posts, but I don't think that I have a front panel of the printer where I can start the "WPS" (don't know what it is) process.   If I do, it is not obvious and not in the HP manual.

  My ISP is Comcast (cable internet).

  I'd really, really grateful for the help!  Please let me know what I forgot to include information, and I will be happy to provide it.

  Thank you!

  OK to reset the printing system again, he may be blocked.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless will not be printed with the iPhone 5 s

  This printer as wireless that I bought used printing with IPhone or iPad in 2011 because is not on the list of Air printing devices so I was told by HP to buy a new and as it was not equipped "Eprint" HP app which is there to deal with it will not work. I was talking to sales person to avoid paying, but I can't believe this. There are printers better but makes no cela a throw away. and who wants to buy a wireless printer that used to print wirelessly? Help!

  Hi Hank, there.

  Sorry to hear that you are having a rough go with the printer.

  With respect to the 8000 wireless, I guess you've got a newbie on the phone tech rep. I couldn't understand why they said there is no work around, because I was able to get the older printers with HP troubleshooting documents. Some so that might help:

  1. install the printer on your network (if it isn't already) the software of the printer for a wireless network connection

  2. download the HP Mobile E-Print app for iOS. It should still work with non-eprint printers: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/hp-eprint/id299531647?mt=8

  3 take a look at this video tutorial for tips on getting started: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1z1pSC8WHI

  Hope this helps

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless: Orange and green do not print

  I printed a page with a turquoise illustration, and he came out blue. I printed an alignment page, and all the printed colors, including yellow. But when I print the test page (the one with the alphabet at the top and the 5 color blocks down blocks 4 and 5, which should be green, and orange are magenta and blue.

  I created and printed this test image:

  

  That's how it printed:

  

  And yet, as you can see, all the individual colors print fine on this test page:

  

  I have experienced two printhead cleaning cycles. Why yellow would print correctly on the test page, but nowhere else?

  Thank you

  Marcia

  Well, it's even more bizarre. From one day to the next, it fixed itself, or I found the solution. I printed in the 'better' quality, reflection that could force the yellow through and the image correctly. Then I printed the image on the normal quality and it is always printed correctly. Now, I wish I had printed it normally first and so I would like to know if it fixed itself, or I fixed it.