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• HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus: cartridge problem 8600

  Message seemed to change all cartridges - I changed two a couple of days, so they need not all change - black was about due for a change, so I took them all out - replaced black... had the same message...

  Replaced all - same message now also "one or more cartridges are missing or damaged.  I stop the printer and also rebooted my computer, but the error message is still displayed.   Someone mentioned a hard reset previously, but the link is not led anywhere... can anyone help?  Thank you very much...

  Hi @Paula15,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you have found a cartridge problem message on your HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus. I'm happy to discuss this issue for you!

  Please have a look through this guide, an 'ink cartridge failure', not 'compatible ink cartridges', or 'Ink cartridge problem' Error Message appears on the printer. You will want to ensure that you are using genuine HP cartridges does not, and if one of your colors is low or empty, they will need to be replaced as well. Check out this guide, printing with depleted cartridges, for more information.

  Hope this information is useful and have a beautiful day!

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• HP officejet pro 6830: SNAPSHOT of HP INK

  My officejet pro 6830 is replaced under warranty after the printhead developed a fault. I had recently installed the first ink cartridges of replacement from the account of the instant ink that I put in place and my question is this, can I return these cartridges with printer broken as an email suggested that they would not work in the replacement printer then just register a new printer with ink instant or what I have to cancel the account and create a new one? Would appreciate some advice before delivery in a few days please. I live in England.

  Hey @NickHarvey,

  Welcome to the Forum from HP Support.

  I understand that you are curious about the Protocol regarding the State of ink and registration of the subscription when you replace an instant printer ink.  I would like to advise you on this.

  First of all, I would hold on these instant ink cartridges.  If they are unused, you can still use them in the new printer.  Even if you have used them before you can return them separately in the same box that comes with your next batch of instant ink.  Essentially, your replacement printer must be "joined" to instant ink and will require a few subtleties of an instant ink HP agent account.  This is where your original account is obsolete and your existing HP connected and the printer identification information entered in a new instant ink account.  Note that these administrative procedures are not something you can do for your self as quickly or effectively as an agent, then you will need to reach out for support.  If you prefer to do business by phone, click on the link below to get help from your region number.

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

  If you would rather manage this chat live or email here's how:

  Click here to log into your instant account of ink.

  Then use the following screenshots to navigate your way to all the available support options:

  

  Click 'contact support '.

  

  Then, fill in all fields to create a deal (I skipped this screen that I didn't post any personal info) - this will lead you to the final screen where you can select Chat or by Email.

  

  I would like to know if it is useful.  If I helped you to solve the problem, feel free to say "You rock!" by clicking the "Thumbs Up" icon below and by clicking to accept this solution.

  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.  Have a great day!

• my HP officejet pro 8000 is leaking black ink

  OfficeJet pro 8000 is leaking black ink on the right side - in the back.  I have windows 7, no error message.  the print heads is the problem?

  I'll need a little more information to help. He flees outside of the printer ink? Or the ink is pooling in the back inside the printer? Have you recently changed the cartridge? Is this a real HP black cartridge not recharged? Have you looked at the tubes/cables that provide the ink in the print head? Are they bent or curved or not?

• HP Pro x 2 612 TAB G1: recovery using factory powered usb

  My HP Pro x 2 612 TAB G1 with i5-4302Y keyboard power is unusable after a factory reset went wrong and I wiped all of the HD, including the Recovery Manager.

  I got a HP recovery USB (which I inserted it), but now the problem is when I start the computer after draining the battery and now the button for 15 seconds and press the ESC key, I can't enter the BIOS boot screen.

  The screen flashes up briefly then disappears to be replaced by a screen with the message:

  "Operating system not found. Try to disconnect all the drives that do not contain and the operating system.

  Press Ctrp = Alt-Delete to restart

  (_ flashin) »

  Pressing on F10 gets me into the BIOS Setup, but it seems not all options.

  What should I do next?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting in the HP Support forum. Welcome aboard!

  You need not F10 in this case [BIOS].

  You must F9 - Boot Device menu > http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01443326

  1 Please, shut down the computer using the power button hold for awhile.

  2. Insert the provided HP recovery media.

  3. power on the camera back by pressing the power on button

  3.1 as soon as you press the power button, keep hitting the Esc key (such as tap-tap-tap).

  This should open a HP Boot Menu that can resemble the following

  4. choose F9 to open the boot options

  5. as boot device, select the USB device

  6. follow the on-screen instructions.

  If the above does not work, please let me know. You can also start the start menu using the features of the Tablet without the keyboard (if the above does not work) > > http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03801890

  Looking forward to your update.

• HP Officejet 7500 a: print no Cyan Ink

  Printer Officejet 4-1 with three cartridges of ink color, work excellent stop print blue (Cyan). I ran several test, cleaned print heads, removed print head and cleaned by hand. Replace the Cyan cartridge by nine.

  The ink levels are indicated as full but will not print blue ink.

  Help, please

  Sally Ancheta

  Hi Sancheta,
  
  Looks like you've covered most of the solutions proposed in the HP troubleshooting guide, available here: LINK

  I would recommend contact HP for the maintenance of the printer if these steps do not solve your problem. You can check your warranty here: LINK

• Printer HP Officejet 6100; Win 7; Access the ink cartridges

  Printer HP Officejet 6100; Win 7;  If the ink cartridge access door is opened with the printer, the cartridge printheads do not change access.  No error reported.

  Well, couple of questions:

  First, they move with the door closed while printing, I want to say it actually prints, which would indicate that the transport is not stuck on the side? If it does not move, it may be blocked behind the paper or something inside the printer. It is not recommended to reach into the printer.

  Second, is there an indication (light/message) which shows the door is actually open? Otherwise, there is a tab inside the right side of the door near the label to ink cartridge number? It is located on the edge of the door, and goes into the printer indicating open or closed to the printer.

  If all this seems correct, try a hard reset on the printer. Powered on, unplug the power cord of the printer, wait at least 30 seconds, then plug the power supply cord. Turn on the printer and see if it will allow access to the cartridges.

• My windows 8 pro 64-bit oem disk is broken. How can I download ISO from microsoft?

  My windows 8 pro 64-bit oem disk is broken/not can not be read from the optical drive. How can I download ISO from microsoft? Thank you.

  Thanks for responding to my question.  Unfortunately I'm building a new pc for myself and there is not yet installed on the pc of the OS. It is not clear if the downloaded package requires a previously installed operating system of existing windows.  Anyway, thanks again for taking the time answering my question.

  Try to return the drive to the place you bought it for a replacement. Not guaranteed, but they could understand.

  or

  How to replace hardware or lost, broken, or missing Microsoft software

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246/en-GB

• HP Officejet Pro 8610: HP Officejet Pro 8610 does not recognize ink cartridges

  My printer has ceased to recognize its ink cartridges. In a first stage, the problem happened occasionally and could be fixed by installing and reinstalling the cartridges or just wait a few days, but now it is continuous.

  When I turn on the printer, it immediately gives me an error (without code), saying that it cannot find the cartridges. All four are marked on the screen as not found. I followed the instructions of troubleshooting here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04090902

  The cartridges are genuine, they are the ones that came with the printer. I removed the, checked the contacts of the four. They look damaged or dirty, but used a cloth to clean all anyway. Put back them, did not help. Checked the latch, it was in the correct position. I even tried the restart without result.

  I tried to replace the cartridge with a new one (again, product HP genuine), but does not replace the printer either. And because all cartridges have failed at the same time, I can hardly belive the problem lies in them.

  I come from Finland, and I've not found a phone number, I could ask for help. Does one exist even for my country?

  Hey @Leathert,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I hope you enjoy your stay here.

  I see that your Officejet Pro 8610 e-all-in-one printer does not recognize the cartridges. I could help you with that, but it seems that you have already found the HP document that will guide you in troubleshooting. Instead, you can contact HP (in Finland) support by clicking this link.

  I hope you get your sorted question and I hope you have a great weekend!

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• HP officejet pro 6830: locking of the administrator

  Computer a major accident.  Now can not set or access all the settings through the printer wireless or the

  ALL in one software.  Need factory reset procedures, any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hi @drmjr,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I see that you are currently locked out of your HP Officejet Pro 6830. This occurred when the computer that is running the Windows 7 operating system has crashed.

  You should be able to do this by restoring the default network settings in the front panel:

  Menu Configuration > Wireless > restore default network settings > Yes

  This aid? If this is not the case, continue below:

  The lockout is really designed for printers to prevent others to make changes to printer that could affect the behavior of the printer.  For example, to keep the date and time the Fax value see him exactly receive time.

  Get the IP address of the printer by pressing the network icon at the top of the screen.

  Enter this IP address into the address bar of a web browser on a computer.  Printer status page should load.  If you receive warnings of certificate, choose the option that allows you to continue anyway.

  Click settings and then go into settings of the administrator on the left.  Many of the features of the façade are ordered here. Make sure everything is checked except control lock. Once it is defined, click on apply.

  Power off the printer for at least 1 minute and power then turn it on again to force the new setting to take effect.

  Let me know the results. If this resolves the problem please let others know to mark this message as "accept as Solution".  To simply say thank you, click the "Thumbs up" below!   If you need more assistance let me know and I will gladly do everything I can to help.

• OfficeJet pro 8620: officejet pro 8620, error: problem with ink system

  During the initialization of the printer, after that I inserted the ink cartridges, I get the error: "X-problem with ink system... I followed the directions: "lift the latch on the print carriage, reinstall the print head and then remove the cartridges and inspect leaks." Do not use cartridges that leaks. If the cartridges are OK, re - install. After you have reinstalled, turn the printer off and then back on. »

  Well it don't turn off the printer... I get another message: "the printer initialization and the ongoing calibration.» Do not put off the printer or turn off the power during this process. »

  I repeated this process on 6 or 7 times with the same result.

  I use "cartridges Setup" he claims.

  Help, please!

  Thanks in advance...!

  Johnny

  Hi @JohnnyLee,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you found the error, the problem with ink on your HP Officejet pro 8620 system. I'm sorry to hear that, but happy to help!

  I recommend going through this guide, printers HP - "Problem with print head", "Printer failure", "Ink system failure", or "0 x." r "C2."... "Displays Message error.

  If the guide does not help, please call our hotline at the 800-474-6836. 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 Pro 8600 always in color ink

  I have 4 computers, printing on this printer and I put printing preferences on all levels of grey: black ink only, yet I am still uses ink of color for a reason any.  All faxes and copies that are made on the machine are in BLACK.  Please help me understand this.  Y at - it a setting I'm missing?

  There are a few things to check.  Some ink will be used to keep the "plumbing" and clear print heads.  If you never run cleaning cycles (in the front panel or computer palette) ink will use black and all colors.  If the printer is off of an external switch that will serve the most ink - the printer must always be connected to a live outlet.  Finally, when you automatically print duplex some color ink will be used on the first page to set the ink more quickly so that the ink will not smear when the page is pulled back into the printer.

  The document described here how the ink is used.  In the terminology of this document the 8600 Officejet Pro is an IIC printer.

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 depleted a color ink cartridges - printer will print not except if replaced

  When one of my color ink cartridges is empty ink, my printer does not print until the ink cartridge is replaced.  Of course, I go out and buy new and install it then get the message that another cartridge needs to be replaced!

  I only print in black ink in all cases.  Is it possible to print only black ink without replacing color cartridges are empty ink?

  In addition, if a color is exhausted, I should automaticall replace all color cartridges?

  Operating system: Windows XP

  Officejet 8500 printers individual ink cartridges (IIC); This machine requires that all cartridges to be installed to ensure that the printhead not damaged. In the printer, the ink is used not only for printing, but retain the printer and the print head. We can reduce the amount of color ink, the printer uses by changing the print in grayscale settings or use black ink only. Page 34 of the Manual shows how to change these settings when you print the documents. For more information on how the ink is used in the printer; It can be considered as this page here where he goes into detail about the different ways that ink is used in the printer.
  I would just replace the color cartridge the printer says needs replacement when the machine alerts you of low ink. I would replace all the colors at a time when only needs replacement.
  I hope this helps.

• OfficeJet Pro 8620: Locked out of the printer settings

  Good evening

  I was unable to print wireless so I did a network reset the unit. When I rebooted the machine, I proceeded to return to the network settings in order to capture the wireless information however I received the error "function has been locked by the administrator or the person who set up your printer".

  I'm not sure what is the problem with that I'm the one who created this printer. I assign a password to the machine, and with that, I have no option to enter in order to unlock all the features (there is usually an option under 'Tools'.).

  After some searching through the forums, I printed a wireless test and the results were a single FAILURE for Wireless on.

  Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Mark

  He had a semi full reset, which once preformed resturned unit to its state of semi reset and allowed me to change the settings I made.

• Officejet Pro 8620:8620 cartridge problem

  Recently, I ran downstairs on the yellow cartridge and replace it with 951XL. This was the first replacement of cartridge for my printer. I have a cartridge problem error that I couold not clear. I assumed it was a faulty cartridge and had the intention to return to Costco. I put the old cartridge back and the problem of the cartridge continues. I turned off the printer, waited, placed all the cartridges, but unsuccessfully this error compensation. I cleaned the connector from the cartridge with a Q-Tip and no luck. Any suggestions?

  Follow-up... I worked with the HP chat support team. After running through the standard troubleeshooting we finally understood the correct remedy. I deleted and reinstalled the printerhead (fairly simple) Assembly and that reset everything amok. Printer works fine now.