HPNetworkCommunicator.exe

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• Photosmart 7510 running multiple instances of HPNetworkCommunicator.exe

  I have several instances of HPNetworkCommunicator.exe being run, but only 1 printer configured.  An escalation manager HP/engineer? connected to my PC to help solve a problem that I had with Efax.  He used a tool of the scrubber and left all instances previous HP printers I had and then reinstalled the PhotoSmart 7150 software.

  Everything worked fine after that.  However, Windows did an update on my computer and after that I could not the scanner, no printer software worked (to check the ink levels, scanner, etc...).  Responsible for the escalation, said there are problems with Windows updates because after the update, Windows does not see the printer as a scanner and it is a threat to the network, so it disables the scan from the printer part.

  He has reinstalled the printer that a printer wireless and then scan will work again.  However, he had several (3) instances of HPnetworkCommunicator.exe running after that.

  I went into the control panel and saw 2 7510 s PhotoSmart configured, so I deleted one of the printers.  I thought that's why there are several instances of HPneworkCommunicator running, and delete the redundant printer would solve the problem.

  I rebooted and checked everything was working on the printer.  However, I have yet 2 instances of HPnetworkCommunicator running.  Is this normal?

  Hello

  It is normal to have more than one instance running at the time sime because of several communication actions occouring simultanly (e.g. alerts of ink. Front panel to scan, the device status, etc..)

  This is the mode of operation of the specific software version.

  If you see the affected PC performance, it's another story.

  For such a question, I would recommend you to set the alert of ink as shown below, restart the PC and check any changes:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03191239

  If performance is still affected, also disable the front panel scan option.

  If the software does not affect the PC somehow, you have really not hae any reason to take action.

  Kind regards

  Shlomi

• hpnetworkcommunicator .exe comes on and off in my task manager...

  My pointer icon changes changes to an icon that is animated whenever my computer is working on something. After installing my new officejet wireless 4620... This animated icon just keeps going and turns off constantly. I opened my task manager to see what worked, and I found the file hpnetworkcommunicator.exe appearing and disappearing as my animated icon went on and outside.

  I have a dell xps Windows xp 3

  Is there a way to stop what is happening... is a little boring?

  Thank you

  There is a version recent software that corrects this "Hourglass" or "blue circles" mouser cursor behavior.

  I suggest you go here to find the latest software for your hp printer: http://h20614.www2.hp.com/ediags/gmd/welcome.aspx?

  For users who may be affected by similar behavior on another product, new software has been published for many inkjet printers HP (corresponding with the release of Windows 8) which corrects this problem.

  If a newer version of the software is available for your product, I strongly suggest to install.

  Best regards, Kent G.

• Re: HPNetworkCommunicator.exe

  On a new one-week-old Officejet Pro 8600 Plus,.

  I had a very similar experience, but a laptop was not involved, but rather 3 desktops WIRELESS networking.  The first computer has no problem, but both the second and third computers on which I loaded the printing software have the problem.  When the printer is not turned on (similar to the laptop used off-site) these 2 computers show in 'processes' in the Windows 7 Task Manager which
  HPNetworkCommunicator.exe
  TRYING to 'run' about the intervals of 10 seconds when the printer is NOT TURNING ON
  and that causes a "busy indicatorgreen circle" to run (as the hourglass with slider) which is very annoying to say the least.

  As soon as the printer is on the Windows 7 task manager then shows a SECOND instance of

  HPNetworkCommunicator.exe

  added to the list of the 'process' with TWO instances of

  HPNetworkCommunicator.exe

  stabilized and the "busy indicatorgreen circle" is not running every 10 seconds.

  

  The first computer that is not the problem is NOT ALL instances of

  HPNetworkCommunicator.exe

  running (or trying to run) in the Windows 7 task manager - not with the printer TURNED OFF or TURNED ON.

  

  At this point, I'm tempted to uninstall all the info from the printer by number of computers 2 and 3 and do a "clean" from the installation CD install or maybe just the drivers only and I hope NOT to do something in the printer software installed on several computers 2 and 3 I had the chance to not choose on machine number 1.

  I'm sorry to hear that support did not help.  And glad to hear two changes did the trick:

  I found there is now a HP document explaining the two actions.

  The mouse cursor turns into an hourglass (the system is busy) after a network HP printer Installation

  Windows 7

• HPNetworkcommunicator.exe, we need now for a solution

  I saw 6-7 people with the same problem, this process running, then disappear every 5 seconds. I don't have time to deal with these problems, then I hope that HP will give a solution now, or I will come back just the printer to the store.

  There is a recent version of the software that corrects this problem.

  I suggest you go here to find the latest software for your hp printer: http://h20614.www2.hp.com/ediags/gmd/welcome.aspx?

  For users who may be affected by similar behavior on another product, new software has been published for many inkjet printers HP (corresponding with the release of Windows 8) which corrects this problem.

  If a newer version of the software is available for your product, I strongly suggest to install.

  Best regards, Kent G.

• hpnetworkcommunicator questions

  Problems connecting HP 8600 more N911a after the unit is in mode 'sleep'.

  1 can not print or scan to unit when 8600 remained inactive, (standby mode). Problem solved in 8600 power cycle.

  2. an induced effect of the above is hpnetworkcommunicator.exe by turning the mouse in the small circle every 5 seconds.

  I removed it from startup until the problem is resolved. (Disables scan of the computer to the printer.)

  Running Windows 7 64-bit on computers with cable and wireless.  Problem exists on both.

  I gave to 8600 a static address. This did not help.

  I had this device for a few weeks. As the characteristics, but the bugs are very annoying.

  Anyone?

  Thanks for the Dean of entry. If you will notice the problem is both wired and wireless. You could have something on the PC goes into mode 'sleep' who contribute to this issue with hpnetworkcommunicator, but after this deletion since windows started the problem seems to be resolved. This is not disable anything I need, so I'm very happy.

  I have the latest updates for the operating system and HP firmware / software.

  This problem can easily be re-product by executing the hpnetworkcommunicator.

  It is my humble opinion that this software component is wrong.

  Thanks Dean.

• OfficeJet 6700 analysis via radio to 90% and then fails with an error of communication

  New HP Officejet 6700 Premium; no error during installation; -device not scan via radio: scan to ~ 90% with the visible image in the preview is when inaccessible window of the Scanner is returned with the error message "Scannner communication cannot be established.  Ensure that your product is turned on, check the connection... ».

  Dell Inspiron E1505 laptop. Vista; Trend Micro Titanium 2011 Dell

  1. Network wireless, print, fax work very well.
  2. Software has been uninstalled, cleaned and resintalled.
  3. Fixed IP address received.
  4. Windows drivers are the most common, HP device firmware is up-to-date.
  5. When the trend is disabled, scanning works completely.
  6. All scanning functions and work completely through USB with active trend.
  7. MS Paint scanning to the device wireless without problem with active trend.
  8. Ports below were opened in the Windows Firewall.

  TCP UDP
  137 137
  138
  139
  161

  427 427

  9100

  9220

  9500

  • Printing and scanning doctor works and ends when the trend is disabled.
  • Print and scan doctor hangs up on Scan Test and returns the same communication error window when the trend is activated but no further information or help.
  • Contacted Support of trend, which has provided information on how to create an exception in the product and advise him to: "... to add the file scanner to the program exceptions list."   Trend has been unable to give advice on what specific HP or the files to add to the exceptions list.
  • File by file, the following files have been added to the list of exceptions of trend without effect:

  C:\Program Imaging\devicemanagement\hpzscro1.exe HP

  C:\Program 6700\bin\HP Officejet HP Officejet 6700.exe

  "\HP Officejet 6700UI.dll.

  '\HPNetworkCommunicator.exe '.

  '\HPScan.exe '.

  '\HPScanDisco.exe '.

  ScanToPCActivation.exe

  ScanToPCActivtionUI.dll

  Toolbox.exe

  ToolboxUI.dll

  C:\Windows\twain_32\HP Officejet 6700\HPScanUI.dll

  '\Scanapp.ini '.

  '\hpxsTwain.ds '.

  • Device IP address correction has been added and listed as an exception in Web site.
  • Other computers are able to scan wireless unit.

  Are there other HP file or file windows called scanner of HP who participates in the scan Communication that must be added or tried?

  A short history:

  After spending 4 hours and countless computers, printer, router restarts, channel changes etc, on the phone with HP printer support, to solve this problem, I was called back to my firewall provider (Trend Micro) when the product is disables scan works. (Yes, it's the same question that I started.)  As you can imagine made me unhappy...? Since I had already made contact with them for advice on how to configure the product before posting here in the first place and, possibly, appellant assistance from the printer.

  The solution was finally trend had me to rename a file in the registry, which, I presume, caused the trend product regenerate a clean version of the file.  As trend firewall exceptions had already been saved, scan over wireless works now! I post the location of the file and registry name, unless you use the identical product etc. to modify your registry database is scary business.

  Naturally, because it was just going to be like that, scan network worked, but then the network printer showed offline and I couldn't online despite shooters evil etc.  In the end today I completely uninstalled the product and the resinstalled it and now everything works.  Hard to be too crazy about HP, when, notwithstanding this saga, HP was right to send back me the vendor of the firewall... everyone gets their turn in the barrel of the dysfunction of the technology, and it was mine.

  What a striped set incredibly complicated of technologies that we depend on.  Travis, thanks for your help and trying on it.

• Checking levels of ink on HP3070 B611 series

  Hello

  In order to disable the dreaded hpnetworkcommunicator.exe, I need to be able to access controls to check the ink levels, preferences, etc..  However, following support forums online here, it seems I'm missing software etc. which allows me to access preferences such as checking the ink levels after printing etc.

  I've attached a screenshot of the box that opens when I click on the HP icon and I feel that something may be missing?

  Can anyone shed light on what I really need to try to get rid of this terrible rotation slider!

  Thank you in advance.

  

  Welcome to the bryan-RW forums

  Thanks for a great post! I understand that you are looking for some more software to install with your printer. I have a screenshot that I took to show you what you need to see. I suggest to download and install the full functionality driver and software.

  Here is the link to the download page (select your operating system, driver, full functionality driver, download, follow the instructions from there to install): printer e-all-in-one-HP Deskjet Printer 3070 - B611a drivers

  

  Enjoy the rest of your day

• HP network Communicator

  I seem to have a process called hpnetworkcommunicator.exe running continuously (i.e. the "thought icon on the mouse flick kepps on").  It is very irritating and apperared only after I purchased and installed one of your printers wireless.  What is it for, and I can turn it off?  Phil

  Hi all

  Try to disable the activation of scan by following the steps below

  1 open the HP software by clicking on the icon of office or opening of the folderAll programs ProgramHProduc

  2. navigate to the scan Actions section in the software and click on the link that says manage Scan to Compute

  3 disable activation and uncheck the box to automatically restart activation when you reconnect

  Keep the scan disabled unless you have to scan, date on which everything simply activate activation by reversing the steps above

  Set an alert of ink to show only when you print if it isn't already. To do this, open the HP software and click the estimated ink levels

  Appears in the Toolbox of the printer - select Advanced settings your

  On the Advanced Settings tab, make sure that the default is set to "don't show me alerts ink when printing. Let me know if this has any impac

• Cannot scan with my Photosmart 7510. Installed any printer software

  Windows 7 64 bit

  After 10 hours on the phone with HP support, service Cloud and a HP escalation Manager, I can do everything except Scan.

  After that the escalation of HP Manager allows a 'scrubber utility' to completely remove all previous, all HP printer software now runs on my printer except SCAN.  From the printer control panel, it says: "make sure that the HP printer software is installed.  Since the PC when you select the HP Scan utility, is said: "HP Photosmart series 7510 not found '.

  Help please!

  This has been fixed by a HP escalation Manager today!

  Apparently, when windows is an update of security for your computer (Windows 7 in my case), it disables the ability to scan your printer because it doesn't recognize as valid a device on your wireless network and disables it so.

  We had to reinstall the printer as a new wireless printer and then 'activate' it as a scanner.  After having done that, you should have a background running which is called, "HPNetworkCommunicator.exe" process Now, I can scan the computer, as well as from the control panel of the printer.

• OfficeJet Pro 8600 causes the computer cursor indicate that the system is busy (turning circle)

  I have connected the Officejet pro 8600 printer to my wireless home network and continuously now the cursor on the computer will indicate that the system is busy producing a turning circle every 5 to 10 seconds. The computer is running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit operating system.  I went to the Task Manager on the computer and has determined that a file named HpNetworkCommunicator.exe is the origin of the problem in cycling on and off (looking for a signal). I turned on the printer and the file remains on and the problem is solved. However, I don't want to leave the printer at any time, is anyway to stop this file from the search for the printer when the printer is turned off?  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Please follow step one below and check for any progress:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03191239

  If the problem continues without change, follow the second step as well.

  Kind regards

  Shlomi
  

• All-in-one Officejet 4620 HP loses connection wireless network when it starts in mode 'sleep'

  My printer HP 4620 all-in-one wireless works fine until it enters mode "Eve".  Once it goes into sleep mode, it is not wake up if a print job is sent to it.  If I wake up it manually by pressing the power button flashing, she does still not print.  If I've completely put off and then on again, the print job that has been put on hold on my computer will start printing, but it's a huge pain and loss of time almost everytime I want to print.  I installed all available updates.  I also assigned a static IP address in an effort to correct this, but nothing helped.  I see that others have complained about this problem, but I see not that anyone has had success resolving this.  My operating system is Windows Vista.  I use a Sys-Link Wireless G Router.  Thank you.

  Ok.  My printer worked flawlessly for a few days, and I think I can declare the problem solved.  I think the problem started when I applied a HP recommended workaround for a different problem, that is, HPNetworkCommunicator.exe kept running and goes out 10-15 seconds, with the cursor displays activities whenever the program is running.  When I reversed this workaround solution, solve the problem wireless (but of course, I had once more the annoying problem with HPNetworkCommunicator.exe).  I then discovered that HP had published a software release that fixes the problem with HPNetworkCommunicator.exe.  I installed the new version of the software.  HPNetworkCommunicator.exe is now fixed, and my wireless connection remains stable even when the printer goes to sleep.

• OfficeJet Pro 8600 Print more stuck in the wireless network that

  My windows computer uses XP with SP3.

  I recently installed this new printer / all-in-one. The printer is used in a business office. Earlier in the day, the print function works fine. The function scan and I works pouvons fax direcltly to the computer. I can print from my I phone. But then, without any error message printouts begin to get stuck in printing (QC)

  I can always print from my Iphone and I can always use the other functions (scan & fax). I can print to other printers on network.

  I noticed that hpnetworkcommunicator.exe runs twice in the Task Manager when this happens and I end a session to release sometimes draws. In addition, when this occurs I can restart the computer and which also enables the printer working properly again. When I restart the computer, I'm going to finish the rundll32.exe process I've ever had to do before installation of the new printer.

  I tried the HP print and doctor Scan and everything removed but she recommended that disable the firewall settings. I still have the problem with the firewall disabled.

  Thanks for any help.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02817031

  Follow this document, sounds to me like you may have to uninstall/reinstall the printer software. Try reinstalling from the downloaded driver at www.hp.com under Support and drivers/Drivers and software. Good luck!!

• Photosmart 7525 HPNetwork Communicator crashes

  This problem exhibits itself as not allowing is not for me to do something with the scan of the computer or fax.  Constantly says "Unable to connect to the printer" which is false since I can print correctly.  On the survey, a program called "HPNetwork Communicator" crashes whenever I try these things.  This is reflected in the log as event ID 100 Windows applications as shown here:

  The failing application name: HPNetworkCommunicator.exe, version: 28.0.1315.0, time stamp: 0x507e96b6
  The failed module name: ntdll.dll, version: 6.3.9600.16408, time stamp: 0x523d5305
  Exception code: 0xc0000005
  Offset: 0x0000000000040fdd
  ID of the process failed: 0x1c70
  Start time of application vulnerabilities: 0x01cee72a2ce8d856
  The failing application path: C:\Program HP Photosmart HP 7520 series\Bin\HPNetworkCommunicator.exe
  The failed module path: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll
  Report ID: 6a985c2d-531d-11e3-bf51-94dbc98abc41
  Faulting full name of the package:
  ID of the failed package-parent application:

  Basically this allows a nuisance scanning and fax No.  It's a little discouraging that this problem has been reported anywhere in the forums at least 18 months, but HP has apparently not fixed it.  I tried all the usual re - installs, etc, nothing works.

  If someone has better figure out how to correct this AND maintain the complete robot of printers, it would be appreciated.

  SilverTiger wrote:

  Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center X 64.

  8 GB Ram (7.69 GB usable)

  After some painful debugging with MSCONFIG, I was able to isolate this prolem with a service called "Process Monitor" of Logitech (LVPrcSrv.exe).  No idea where the conflict is, but with this service disabled, the HPNetworkCommunicator stops crashing, and now I can actually use the 'manage the Scan to Computer' and the 'Fax installation wizard"from my computer.

  Phew!  It was painful!

  Best I can tell, this service is a few bells and whistles for my Logitech webcam, which I rarely use.  I'll just leave this option disabled.  Hope this can help someone else.

• Cannot display the properties of the desktop printer

  I have Windows 7 SP1 and Office 2007.

  I just bought a new HP Officejet Pro 276dw.  Installation was fine and I can print from all Office applications.  What I can't do though, is change the printing of any of the applications properties.

  I click the icon 'Print' (or ctrl + P) and the dialog box opens.  Can I change the number of copies, etc., but if I click on properties of the application (Word, Excel etc.) "freezing".

  If I try to close I get the message that a dialog box is open (it is not)

  The only way I can close the program must force via the Task Manager.

  I also found that if I click on seek a printer (even if it is displayed) I get The Active Directory Domain Services is currently unavailable.

  I can access the printer properties via the HP desktop icon, but it's very slow.

  Connection is made by residential wireless Group, but I also tried a usb connection and the result is the same.

  My Epson previous (a deceased) worked very well and no problems to access the properties.

  Help all very warmly received.

  Thank you

  Pls check:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-all-in-one-software-drivers/HPNetworkcommunicator-exe-we-need-a-solution-now/TD-p/1051357

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/HP-network-software-causing-slow-computer-need-help/TD-p/2621721

  Some of the suggestion, it might help (such as disabling function scanning office etc.). He is continually questioning and interrogation of the registry that might be causing delays.