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• error message 'there is a problem with the printer turn the printer off even more'

  I have a new 7525 HP photosmart HP printer, if it can find all the flashing lights with an error message on the screen "is there a problem with the printer. Turn the printer off on new"this does not solve the problem... Can't clear this error message!  Cannot use this printer!

  Hi sandrafranks,

  Thank you for your answer!

  In my view, it is unwanted material. Please contact our technical support 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.

  Hope this helps and have a great day!

• OK to leave the printer on indefinitely in a State of rest?

  Sorry if this question was asked to the answer in the forums.  I did a search and found nothing.

  I just bought a LaserJet P1102w and running Mac OS X 10.8.2, but it is not relevant.

  This printer (and I guess that most of the other HP printers) goes into idle state after a period of inactivity.

  Y at - it hurt to keep the printer in this inactive state indefinitely (instead of hitting the power button and turn the unit off)?  Is there a point where the printer actually shut down after being idle for a certain time?  Apart from flashing LED lights, is all power consumed as a result in the maintenance of this printer in idle state?

  Thank you very much in advance for any information or advice.

  By default, the printer is set to mode standby after 5 minutes.  After that the printer is idle for a few minutes, then the device goes into automatic.

  It is not a problem to allow the printer to stay in long periods of inactivity.  The unit will maintain only enough power in the circuit to power the LEDs bit and maintain communication with the router if wireless package.

  If you want to change the time or to disable this feature, check the document located here.  I hope this helps.

• Leave the printer HP photosmart C5280 All in one printer, Windows XP, to printing several pages

  Printer was working fine a few months ago. nothing has changed since then, except now when I tried to copy 2 or several pages on a single page/sheet of paper, I receive one copy on the half of the page. The other half is empty. I tried 4 pages on a single page, always I only have one page on 1/4 of the page.

  I have uninstall and Reinstalled the software. I don't know what model do?

  There, can someone help me? Of course, I would appreciate your help

  Very well.  You will need make the document a two page document.  Just copy what you have on the first page and paste it on the second page.  This should make everything feel right.  You must have the number of pages to print on one page in the document before it will print.

• Problem with the HP Officejet Pro 8500 printer: clean the print heads each time it is turned on

  Hello everyone,

  the printer HP all-in-one Officejet Pro 8500 (A909a - product n. CB022A) clean the print heads whenever I turn it on. This problem affects any HP Officejet Pro 8500 printer, it is not a problem only of this one I bought. It is a boring bug and annoying because each power clean print heads on involves two bad disadvantages:

  1. waste of ink (each heads cleaning process consumes little ink);
  2. too much time (2-3 minutes) to prepare the printer after plugging.

  I upgraded my printer with the latest firmware available on the HP site (firmware ver. DLM1FN1006BR), but the bug is still present.

  At this point, I ask:

  1. There is a way (or procedure) to disable automatic cleaning this useless to all power on?
  2. Can we communicate with the HP engineers or tell me how to contact directly one of them to indicate the bug and request a new firmware updated?

  Please don't tell me to leave the printer on all the time or that the printheads to each cleaning power is normal behavior! Where then are power and ink savings claimed for this printer model?

  I hope that a solution to this problem. Thanks in advance to everyone will help me!

  Maintenance when the printer is turned on is normal and is required to keep the printheads in good health (not blocked). See here for more information.

  With respect to energy savings, the printer automatically goes to low power mode when the don't feel not for awhile.  It is not necessary turn the unit on to save energy.

• OfficeJet 8710: How to turn off WIFI on the printer HP 8710

  Just bought a new printer HP 8710 for use of college, but due to college rules I need to completely disable the wifi.

  How is the best way to do it?

  TKS

  amsoilguy

  Amsoilguy wrote:

  Just bought a new printer HP 8710 for use of college, but due to college rules I need to completely disable the wifi.

  How is the best way to do it?

  TKS

  amsoilguy

  The best way to do this is to download the manual and read.  On page 103 is your answer.

  Enable or disable the printer WiFi
  On the printer Panel blue wireless light is lit when the printer WiFi enabled.
  NOTE: Connecting an Ethernet cable to the printer automatically turns off the wireless feature and the
  Wireless lighting.
  1. in the printer control panel, press or drag to the bottom of the tab at the top of the screen to open the
  Dashboard, press (wireless) and then press (settings).
  2. touch wireless settings.
  3. tap on activate or disable wireless.

• Spoolsv.exe has 99% of the cpu when I turned off the printer after printing.

  Original title: spoolsv.

  I recently installed a new printer Lexmark Pro715.  Everything works fine, no problems with printing, but as soon as I put off the printer after printing, spoolsv.exe takes 99% CPU.  If I leave the printer in mode 'sleep', the problem is, but I do not often print, I prefer to turn off completely.  There is nothing in the print queue, everything else seems normal.  I can use the Task Manager to stop it, but this isn't a good solution in the long term.  I run MS Update and uninstalled and reinstalled the printer, with no effect.  It's driving me crazy.  I have Windows XP Home Edition SP3.

  From what I've read on the Internet about the print spooler using 99 to 100%, Norton is also sometimes involved as a contributing factor to a runaway print spooler for some people (where my request).

  IIRC, people would set their Norton to start a scan and when it was made, the print spooler has run amok at 100%:

  "Because I have Norton Antivirus, do a system scan every Friday night that I happened to see that the value SPOOLSV. EXE is using almost 100% of the CPU of the morning Saturday. It's the only time that it happens, so I simply stop the process in the SERVICES window, and life is good. I don't know why Norton Antivirus it triggers during the scanning process that I couldn't find anything on the Symantec relating to this site. »

  If the problem resurfaces surface, using abduction special tools on their website, you can uninstall your Norton and view the appearance of things without him - you can always reinstall again once, right?

  I disagree with Norton in general for its CPU and memory hogging and known interference with other XP processes (such as the restoration of the system), so I'd keep which in mind if the problem returns.

  A few years ago, I used to like Norton correct, but will never go back or recommend it.  Microsoft Security Essentials with it's lower overhead and footprint and some regular on the analyses at the request of the MBAM and SAS should hold your own system based on your surfing habits.  Your system will reward you with an improvement in the overall performance of the system as well.

  I can tell you that no single AV tool seems to know everyting so it is safe to use several respectable scanning tools.  Norton certainly doesn't know everything.

• Printer e-all-in-one printer 7520 printer turns off during the night

  My printer was initially set up to automatically print multiple daily crossword.  It has worked well for more than a month.  Now the printer stops during the night, and I have to unplug the device and plug it in again so he can print the puzzles.

  Hello DonIriving,

  Welcome to the HP Support forums.  I understand that your Photosmart 7520 stops during the night.

  I've included the document the printer turns off unexpectedly after being inactive for a period of timetroubleshooting.  It will guide you in how to correct this problem.

• C5150 - how to reset the printer to clear the network password?

  I bought a C5150 which had been used as a screen.  I'm unable to access the built-in web server network setting.  Reset the printer to the factory setting, of the façade has no effect.  There are no instructions to all documentation on how to reset the printer.  Help!

  I guess that you did not read my * last * post here, which has been designed for you. in any case...
  
  PhotoSmart C5100
  -Press and hold the "Setup" & "left arrow" keys Release the two buttons. Display should say "enter special key Combo".
  -Press "OK".
  Display should say "Support" and display the FW XXXXX rev (you are now on the Help menu)
  
  TO MAKE RESET "Half full" in the HELP MENU:
  
  -Use the > to scroll to 'Resets the Menu' and press 'OK '.
  -Put "Full Semi" highlight Reset and press 'OK '.
  -Unit will shut off by itself in 3-5 seconds
  -Power and then turn it back on by button / stop
  -Leave the print alignment page - do NOT cancel
  -Allow to go through maintenance and Photosmart screen (normal)

• DeskJet 1010: Aware of the printer

  I said to keep my printer on all the time, but a new stops automatically. If something has changed?

  Hi JimG2,

  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  It is recommended to leave the printer on constantly.  If the printer turns off it is simply because the unit has a built in power saving mode and enters a State of hibernation when not in use.

  When it's time to use the printer, simple press and quickly release the power button.  It will wake up. If you press in and hold the button for a while, it shuts down the printer.

  If a print job is sent to the printer when it is in sleep or stand by fashion, in most units, the printer will wake up and move forward with the print job.

  I hope this information is useful.

  See you soon,.

• MSIExec error when you reinstall the printer drivers

  Hello

  Recently I had to uninstall and reinstall the drivers for my printer since Windows went crazy and did not leave the printer accepts the Word document to print. But what installation it shows MSIExec error (image below). I tried to uninstall all the goodies of the printer (apps and help center), attempted to clean the registry manually with regedit and tried to change the data USB connector. Without success.

  

  Since I live in Czech Republic, use Czech version of Windows and install Czech, the text shows in Czech. The important thing is below.

  What is a kind of this error and that means the return code? How to fix?

  With the help of color printer LaserJet M175a MPF on Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit edition 100...

  Need help please, quickly, I need to print an important document...

  Hey @Polda18,

  Usually the error 'an installation operation took too long to run"are related to the file system on your computer. There should be no reason you have to increase the RAM of your computer. Clean the registry is not a bad idea, but I'll offer a few steps first under your normal user account.

  Step 1: Install by using HP Smart Install:

  1. press on the power button or switch to turn off the product, if it is not already turned off.

  2 unplug the USB cable from both the product and the computer, if you already connected.

  3. press the power button or turn the product on.

  4 reconnect the USB cable to the computer and the product

  The HP Smart Install program should start automatically. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.

  If this also fails, proceed to the next step.

  Step 2: Disable Smart Install:

  1. On the front panel of your printer, select the button "Setup" (the key)
  2. Under the Setup menu arrow right over into the Service Menu and select OK
  3. Under Menu Service to 'Smart Install' on the right arrow and click OK
  4. Under the Smart Install please disable this feature, then select OK

  Once install Smart is disabled, continue with the next step.

  Step 3: Run a selective startup on the computer:

  1. Click on the start menu and in the box "search programs and files", type in msconfig and press enter
  2. A box of the System Configuration utility will open now. Under the 'General' window, select "Selective startup" and only to uncheck "Load Startup items".
  3. Click on the 'Services' tab at the top
  4. Select the checkbox at the bottom to "hide all Microsoft Services"
  5. Select 'Disable All' on the right
  6. Select apply then OK and restart your computer when prompted

  Step 4: Run a SFC/scannow:

  It is an analysis which are running on your computer. It should identify all the corruption of the system it will tell you. Should the request of scan that you insert your operating system disk, this indicates that you have a corruption of your computer and your operating system must be reinstalled.

  1. Go to your Start menu and type CMD
  2. CMD will fill in the option above, made a click right on this and 'run as administrator '.
  3. When the command prompt opens, type sfc/scannow and press on enter
  4. Allow analysis of fill and take note of any errors, it may impose a fine
  5. Restart your computer once the analysis is complete

  Step 5: Run the Windows updates:

  Please ensure that all of your Windows updates have been completed.

  1. Open Windows Update by clicking on the button start , clicking all programs, and then click Windows Update.

  2. In the left pane, click search for updates, and then wait while Windows searches the latest updates for your computer.

  3. If updates are found, click install updates. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  Install Windows updates

  Once these steps are completed, try to reinstall your software and drivers. Please let me know if this procedure resolves the problem. If you end up getting any other error messages please let me know. Good luck!

• HP Envy 5530: HP ENVY 5530 "cannot find the printer"... impossible to see where I am going wrong!

  Hello

  We just put a HP Envy 5530, set up was fine, I tried installing but get the message "cannot find printer" over and over again.

  I tried to download printing HP and Scan doctor but also, it does not find the printer.

  I ran two reports of diagnoses on the printer, everything looks ok, I have an IP address with an IP address that suggest that it has connected wirelessely, the network report said no problems were discovered.

  I tried disabling my firewall, all made once again, still nothing.

  I put the IP address in the address bar, but it does not open!

  I don't seem to have a printer/USB cable witht the printer so I can't tey wireless - I one of them, it was a new purchase?

  I don't really have an idea what to do next, it seems I have a printer connected to the network, your laptop to talk to the network but nothing to talk with each other. I also tried to find the printer with my IPad, but he also could not find a printer.

  Any ideas, im really frustrated

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  They are on the same Beach, they should be. Now please reset it and try again

  1 reset the printer

  b press settings (wrench),

  (b) press tools then use the arrorw down to access page 2/3,

  (c) touch Restore Factory Defaults - wait a few minutes

  2 reinstall the printer

  (a) you can use the CD, but it will download the file and may take ages to download. Please download the software and the following drivers

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/softlib/software12/COL47810/MP-115828-6/EN5530_198.exe

  (b) turn on the printer,

  (c) right click on the downloaded file and select run as administrator.

  d select Wireless and then follow the instructions on the screen.

  Kind regards.

• HP Deskjet 3050 J611 series: I can't remove a document from the print queue

  My printer has an element 'stuck' in the print queue.  It got stuck when I accidentally turned off the computer until the print job has finished.  I use the "remote" printer, that is to say through the network. not with a printer cable.

  I tried to remove it, I went to the Control Panel, etc., I tried HP Support Assistant - nothing works.

  I tried to turn off the computer, printer and internet router for several minutes.

  The print queue of the printer says "delete", but it has been like that for 12 hours.

  I can not print anything else!

  Help, please!

  Yes, after the restart I had to go back in the case R Windows to run, and then in the print spooler and press start and the printer came back without the stuck paper.  Thank you very much!

• OfficeJet Pro 8610: Keep the printer?

  New to the Forum.  I have an Officejet Pro 8610.  My old printer (4620) would turn off and unplug the printer after each use.  Sometimes, I go 2 weeks without use of the machine.  I was told to leave the printer on all the time.  What is the best option for someone who is not a big user of the printer?  Thank you.

  Hi @Bronco1,

  It's really best to let the printer on as he said himself. I have an officejet 6600 that I use maybe once every month or two, I leave it on and it goes into sleep/power mode mode; your printer you will do the same. The advantage to leave, as mentioned, is that the printer will systematically be past in maintenance mode and keep the ink moving regularly. This maintenance helps prevent inks from drying up.

  Keep the print head of your printer is a bit like the oil in your car. If you do not regularly, not only it won't work best, but ultimately it may not work at all. And the cost of maintenance is negligible compared to the cost of the repair if you do not have the maintenance - in the case of your printer, it uses a small amount of ink flowing through the print head and keep it clear.  -J' found this text of presentation with additional information in the following link: should you turn your printer Off when you don't use it?

  Ultimately there is no "right" answer, but I think it is really preferable to leave the printer on.

  I hope this solves your request.

• HP8620: Error in the printer

  I went to my HP8620 yesterday to find a printer error duisplayed on the screen.  He said "Please stop printer, then press.  All the lights were flashing.  I turned the printer, then on and the printer has been its start-up phase.  Almost immediately, the screen went black, then blue, and finally the printer error appeared again on a white background.

  I repeated this procedure several times them turn off the printer and unplug.  I disconnected and then reconnected the USB connection to my PC.  Whenever the printer error again.  While the screen is momentarily blue there is a code B840E9E2 displayed number.

  Sometimes my PC goes to Flash a message if the device connected to the USB port is not recognized.

  Hello

  Please try the steps below...

  1. While the printer turned on, unplug the power cord from the back of the printer.
  2. Unplug the USB cable from the back of the printer, as appropriate.
  3. Turn off the wireless router.
  4. Wait 30 seconds.
  5. Connect the power cord to the printer.
  6. Check if an error appears.
  7. When the printer is ready, make a copy. Check to see if the error is.
  8. Turn on the wireless router.
  9. Check to see if the error is.