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• "HP OFficejet Pro L7680 turns off and won't turn back on"

  HP OFficejet Pro L7680 turns off and won't turn back on.

  Hello untech,.

  I see it's been a while since you have posted with us on the HP Forums.  Please, let me take a moment to say "Welcome Back".

  I see that you have a problem with the printer l ' auto turn off and not turning it back on.

  You happen to have the printer power cable connected to a power strip/bar?  If so, please try to connect the printers power cable directly to a wall outlet.  Here is a document that explains the problems when connected to an uninterruptible power supply/Strip/surge protector power.

  The printer in the document is a LaserJet printer but this document is intended for HP products in general and only use the LaserJet printers for example.

  I'll also include a document indicating when the HP printer will not be running or to respond when the power button is pressed.

  If by chance the problem is not resolved after you complete the steps described, then I would say call the HP Technical Support to see all the other possibilities for you. If you call in North America, the number is 1-800-474-6836 and for all other regions, please click here: click here.

  Please do not hesitate to write me again if you have any other questions.

  I wish you a great Monday!

  See you soon,.

• HP officejet pro 8100 not review or color printing.

  My 8100 Officejet Pro won't recognize color when you try to print from my pictures in Windows 8.1. I've done all the checks... ok of ink, grayscale printing is turned off, blackonly is disabled, deleted the program and resarted from scratch with disc supplied. The computer brand new from Chillblast and is very fast and up-to-date. All inks are new and full.

  It will print documents, pdf, etc, but I can't 'see' colors in my pictures, all the previews and print out black and white.

  The only thing is that I don't know what, if any, changes may be required in the part "Color management" Settings Advanced... any advice... Thank you.

  I just checked the download site pilot official HP and wireddrivers.com site and noticed that the number of driver for my printer Officejet Pro 8100 has changed!

  It was OJ8100_1321.exe... It is now OJ8100_1321 - 1.exe.

  I downloaded this driver and all is well in my world printer!

  I don't know if that was my question on this forum or my contacts a Microsoft technician, (which was useless and kept asking me to do things that I refused to do what I explained that I had already tried), but in any case, someone realized there is a software problem in the pilot and fixed.

  I will now post this as resolved to help someone else who search... Regards Kevin.

• HP Officejet Pro 8100: HP Officejet Pro 8100 - do not recognize tray 2 in the system set up (10 surface 4 pro runningwin 64 bit)

  I have a HP Officejet Pro 8100.  It is connected by the network of my 4 Surface Pro running Windows 10.  When I add the printer in the printer and window Deivce, he finds the thin printer.  In the printer properties, it shows Tray 1 and the duplex option.  However, it doesn't show a tray 2.

  I searched the forum.  I do the following:

  1. turn off the printer

  2. Remove Tray 2

  3. fed up printer

  4 tested - test page printed

  5. power off

  6 added tray 2

  7. power

  in settting printer - no tray 2 listed in the properties of the printer not-online setting tab

  suggestions?

  Hi Davidro,

  Thank you for your answer!

  For the moment, please try our HP print and Scan Doctorand let me know what happens!

  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 this will help you!

• HP officejet Pro 8100 printer tray

  I have a printer HP Officejet Pro 8100. I removed the tray paper this morning to load the paper, and now I can't seem to slip in all the way. It stops at about 4 inches short of closing.  I feel like a fool! How can I get in trouble by dragging a drawer in?  Are there clips etc I should have in place, etc., that may have to be turned off?

  Hello

  You could try to raise the front of the printer to see if something done obstacle from your desktop.  It should slide right in.

• OfficeJet Pro 8100 does not recognize the new router

  I saw this question for other printers, so I hope that there is a response to mine.  I just upgraded the speed of my internet service which involved a new router.  We made sure all the computers in the House worked with her, but I forgot to try the printer before the technician left.  Now my computer thinks printer Officejet Pro 8100 is offline (turned off) and the blue light on the printer blinks.  How can I get the printer to recognize the new router?  I guess I have to add that I do not know where to find the code of the intellectual property that is asked for when I go to the start menu, the HP folder, select my printer, etc.  He said: push the button on my printer wireless, so I push button blue flashing light but that does not produce a number.  Help appreciated!    It's an ATT router and I have the WiFi network name and wireless password.

  Replacement of your wireless router try here.

  http://www.HP.com/global/au/en/wireless/reconfiguring-system-Help3.html

• OfficeJet Pro 8100 - no Auto power on via USB?

  I just bought an OfficeJet Pro 8100 to my wife. It is connected via USB to a computer running Linux (Xubuntu 12.04).

  So far, it works fine, but it doesn't automatically when a print job is sent to it (which made our previous HP printers). Is there a way to activate this feature?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The auto power off feature is a new feature of the latest models, which completely deactivates the product (as its name) and it must be enabled to work.

  You can disable the auto power off feature, the device still will enter energy saving mode and return to normal mode on any work is done.

  You can find more information about possible setting below:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03330508

  Shlomi

• HP Officejet pro 8100 cannot wifi access point?

  Yesterday, my HP Officejet pro 8100 arrived and I try to connect via wifi. I thought that it need access to infrastructure to print via wifi.

  When I turned on the printer I osserved that he create a stand-alone gateway with SSID: HP-Setup-7 a-Officejet Pro with IPv4 server address, etc...

  I was very happy and I printed a page with my smartphone samsung s4 directly connected printer access point (no wifi direct wifi except standard).

  Has been held today has changed, but I can't use printer with its own point of access, but only with an external wifi access point.

  Can someone help me, please? It could be a hardware problem?

  Thank you

  Luca

  P.S. to the webserver I checked 'connectivity point of access' (di accesso instradamento wireless in Italian Punto) is checked.

  Hello lucait

  You are right that the Hp Officejet PRo 8100 is a single function printer which does not directly optional wireless. You can always do what you want to do, but you will need a router to connect the printer to a network, and from there you can use the network routers or set up the feature ePrint for your portable devices.

  I hope this solves your post. Thanks again for the display on the HP Forums. It has been a pleasure. Have a great day!

• OfficeJet Pro 8100: Can not find the driver for the Officejet Pro 8100 online

  I've recently updated to Win10 (the free update, I do not know how many bits). I also then changed my wireless carrier. Now my laptop is not connecting to the new hub, and it seems that there is no driver more - so I don't know if these changes are the problem, or one of them.

  I tried to install a new driver and I first started the process, but the printer not print report pages, and then the laptop don't would not recognize the USB cable, even though it had been plugged in all the time. I tried to remove the cable and reinsert; also turning the printer market, but cela did not work.

  I also have Virgin and with them her reset the hub, but the hub still not connect to the printer.

  Now when I go to the page of drivers hp and it identifies my product, it then tells me there is no drivers for this printer now, and I should come back later in case they are developing.

  I can't believe that this is true. Can you please give me a link to a page where I can find and install the driver?

  May also explain why the cable USB is not recognized?

  Thank you.

  For your convinence: driver HP Officejet Pro 8100 that supports Windows 10

  Last updated driver, click on "Support" tab above and "drivers software &" or just google.

• HP Officejet Pro 8100 - AirPrint - wireless

  My HP Officejet Pro 8100 worked very well with AirPrint, but then I changed my wireless router and I forgot how the printer was set up originally.

  I use the 8100 with my apple iPhone 4s, it is not connected to any computer and I don't know that it was never connected to any computer when I installed it initially.

  Question is: how put it all again from scratch? There is no "set up" screen on the printer, so how do we?

  I 'know' the printer must 'connect' to my wireless router, but how to do without a connected computer?

  My router is a Homehub4 of BT, and it works very well with my iPhone and ipad.

  Thanks in advance for the advice - I looked for info, but everything seems to indicate that needed a computer connected physically but I am sure that this was not originally the case - just turn on and AirPlay has worked!

  Maybe I need to uninstall "somehow" airplay on my iPhone?

  Help!

  No! I said that originally - no PC.

  BUT, BE, under the impetus for me to try again and this time, keeping my finger on the blue WiFi button and the power button at the SAME TIME and now it during (what seemed like an age) the connection has been made! Finally, I can print!

• HP Officejet Pro 8100: change the ssid

  I recently tried the Hotspot to unite AT & T.  That has worked very well but not decided to take it and went back to my Airport base station and the old service provider.  When I tried to connect my printer to my network - a printer works fine but the HP Officejet Pro 8100 will not change back the Name (SSID) the name for the old SSID hotspot network.  Since I was a new AirBook Pro I have to connect the cable to a USB port and then run the utility for my printer and select network.  It does not connect.  Any suggestions?

  Thanks for your suggestion. I tried this many times and it would be not just to reset the ssid. So after writing my post, I tried pressing the wireless button and the on/off switch at the same time. I went to try out some other combinations and print the configuration page. He changed the ssid for the correct name. Of course then I had to do what you described. Go to the printer utility with the cable connecting the computer and the printer and click on network. It has finally connected and I unplugged the cable between the computer and the printer. No problems now. Thanks for responding so quickly and hope it helps someone else.

• I have hp officejet pro 8100

  You can print in B & W when a color cartridge is empty? I have a HP Officejet Pro 8100. I had a big project B & Q and turned on the printer and the Magenta was dead.  I couldn't find a way to print in B & W, so I had to go out and buy a new cartridge.  Help

  I'm sorry you have a problem with the ink cartridge.

  No, you will not be able to print without the color cartridges.

  Color cartridges mix with black to form a true impression of black.

  So, you will need to replace the Magenta in the first place, so that the printer to complete the treatment.

• HP Officejet Pro 8100: HP Officejet 8100 N811a - network connection is not possible

  Hello community,

  I have a pretty standard network with 3 points of access, WPA - PSK authentication, TKIP/AES encryption, running on channels 1-11. I made the MAC filtering is off and DHCP is on.

  The printer connects to the network, or via the software of HP Doc or the EWS settings.

  It's however possible to connect the city nearby networks so I must be overlooking something.

  After that under the HP Doc and he's trying to set up the printer I just get an exemption from the unknown error.

  The printer prints fine when connected by cable.

  The Network Configuration after the eroor HP Doc said

  Wireless on : Pass
  Wireless Working : Pass
  
  Connected : Not Run
  
  Network Name Found : Pass
  
  Printer Settings Consistent : Not Run
  No Filtering : Not Run
  Channel : Not Run
  Security : FAIL
  
  And in the Configuration it lists the SSID but IP Adress states : not applicable
  

  Ideas?

  Hi @NK10,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I see that you are unable to connect wirelessly with your HP Officejet Pro 8100 printer. I will definitely do my best to help you and don't forget to come back to this thread and mark "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.

  I see that you mentioned that you have "3 APs, authentication WPA - PSK, AES/TKIP encryption, running on channels 1-11 I made sure MAC filtering is off and DHCP is on. »

  First, I'll assume means AP access point.

  • WPA2-PSK (TKIP) WPA2-PSK (AES) and WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) are all different encryption options. Which one do you use?
  • Do not use more than one type of encryption at the same time, what access points help.
  • The router is connected to one channel at a time, not 1 to 11. What channel are you on?
  • DHCP should only be enabled on the router and disabled on each access point.

  Looks like the access points are configured incorrectly. They should have the same type of encryption and be on the same channel as the router. If the printer works well on the wired connection the wireless network configuration is causing a conflict.

  Tips for a successful wireless connection:

  • Using a unique network name (SSID).
  • Make sure you have 802.11 g active.
  • The printer cannot connect to the 5.0 GHz network. If you have a double router broadband, the 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz network names are not the same. Rename the 5.0 GHz network.
  • Don't hide your SSID (network name).
  • Change the router channel fixed wireless as the 1, 6 or 11, who less than traffic.
  • You have a switch?
  • Do not use a network of comments (SSID).
  • Disable UPnP on the router.
  • Set the router to 20 Mhz only, or 145Mbps depending on the router.
  • Update the firmware on the router.

  For troubleshooting purposes, follow these steps:

  1. Disable all access points.
  2. Connect the printer to the router wirelessly.
  3. Test print.

  If the printer works fine wireless connected access points, you must reconfigure the access points correctly. HP does not support the networks with access point, additional router or switch, etc. The complexity of the configuration.

  For more information, see print wireless Center.

  Please reply to this message with the result of your troubleshooting. I can't wait to hear strings attached good luck!

• Disable wireless on Officejet Pro 8100

  I have already set up my Officejet Pro 8100 as a wireless printer, but found the unreliable connection, so I went back to an installation of USB. I uninstalled the 8100 completely, amd reinstalled as a USB printer. It works fine, but I just noticed that on the 8100 wireless radio is turned on. Is it possible to disable it?

  Hello

  There is a symbol of the antenna next to the light on the Control Panel, press this button will become wireless power (#9):

  

  Kind regards.

• How to connect the Officejet Pro 8100 printer to wireless network

  Bought a "nine" Officejet Pro 8100 and want to use via my wireless network. The CD supplied with the printer is obsolete. Updated Apple software but can't see how to connect the printer to the network. Getting Started Guide is no help on this issue. Searched for support without result pages. Utility HP does not provide a method to set up a wireless feature. Find all the instructions, I say first of all make sure that the printer is connected to the wireless network, and that's what I can't find out how. What I forget?

  Finally, I called HP hotline for help and was rescued. It turns out that Apple's software update software includes all the required components. The software from the HP Web site is no longer available. It's frustrating to see the Getting Started Guide refer frequently to the HP installation wizard and be unable to locate it. Once the wizard tech took control of my computer and installed the necessary software, it was a breeze!

  I also note that compose the support number to talk with a guy was rather brief: between 1 and 2 minutes, I recall. Although there was a menu of the phone, it was not a large (unlike the attempt labyrinthine and often circular to locate the online help).

  Insofar as HP knows the necessary software in not available via software update or directly from HP, wouldn't make sense to inform buyers, as well as how to access? At least do not place meaningless, useless on the Web site links that lead into oblivion and frustration!

  Although I did appreciate the journey, I finally arrive at my destination. Thanks to Aris, HP technician. You are exceptional!