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  HP Envy 5530 said to replace the color cartridge, even after replacing with a new one.  Printer is 1 year old and I replaced the cartridges several times over the past year.  I am enrolled in the program of HP ink.  I can run the printer mode single cartridge using a black ink only and it works with my pc XP, Ipad, Chrome pc and mobile phone.  My pc win 8.1 will not print anything other than a test page.  Printer on the pc file lists always attention required when you try to print from the pc win 8.1.  I believe that the problem may be related to surface of cartridge for printing inside the HP envy heads 5530.  This part is available for purchase, and if so, where?

  I found a work around.  On the pc win 8.1, it seems that the print request must see a reset of the HP envy 5530 to print mode single cartridge.  I just start the pc and then reset the printer by lifting the hatch for the print heads.  That's all.  Once this is done, the 'attention required' message goes to the loan and it is able to print.  It will open a window, which suggests you add the color cartridge, but it will disappear when printing.  Simply open the door once and you can print until you turn off the pc.

• HP G62 Note book: battery Cmos missing message even after replacing the new battery.

  At the start screen gives the message that "primary (internal) battery low. (601). I replaced the battery. But still the error code appears. Please help me to get rid of the problem

  Sorry @vipan44

  It is not the battery of the BIOS/RTC is the MAIN battery.

  Judgment of the laptop.

  Remove the MAIN battery.

  Now, try to start with only the AC adapter.

  The error disappear?

  REO

• HP 3050 printer prints not clearly even after replacing the color and black cartridges...

  I have a problem on a HP 3050 printer all-in-one that is just a year old.  The printer is not used for several months and it was working properly before.  I tried to print a page and had missing horizontal print, I tried to clean the print heads and it did not help.  I replaced the cartridges with new ones and noticed that the ink levels showed that had the old cartridges.  Black was half full and the color was full.  It wasn't new purchased in-store cartridges refills.

  I tried to force an alignment page on the maintenance of the printer screen and this failed repeatedly, undetected alignment page.  I did some research and even tried to clean links them / connectors than cartridges fits.  Looks like that leaving the cartridges for several months in the printer was bad and that I'll need to ge a new printer.

  Thanks for the tips,

  plarr

  document here can help to solve the problems of print quality in your Deskjet 3050 has. I also suggest to clean the cartridge and printer electrical contacts as described in this document (for another series of cartridges, but same principle).

• Does not print even after replacing the cartridges refilled with geniune ones.

  HP Officejet 8600 more all-in-one. Win 7 and 8.1

  We recently had some inkjet cartridges recharged at the shop [personal information deleted]
  Overland Park Kansas. They worked for a few days then our printer started to show error messages. Since then, we replaced each cartridge with a brand new black cartridge genuine HP, but our printer no longer works. I was wondering what kind of recourse do we have. We were happy with Costco over the years, but we hope that we don't end up having to buy a new printer. We also provide this letter to HP to see what options we have. Thank your for your quick response.

  Thanks for the information. "With this error, I suggest following the actions suggested in this troubleshooting guide: "Printer failure"Message may include a ' 0x610000f6" or "0x61xxxxxx" error Code appears on the printer.

  Since your error has an error code, you want to follow the second option in the document. I would like to know what are the results with as many details as possible.

• 1320c streaks on the left flank, even after replacing PHD

  I have a DELL 1320c color laser printer about 2-3 years. A month or two ago it started printing the colours black and cyan light on the left side of the page.  A trail of light about 2 inches of width. Magenta is also a little lighter in the same place, but not as bad as black or cyan, which are very obvious. Yellow seems unaffected.

  I read the online help of DELL for the printer and he said this issue was most likely due to a printhead device worn and that they should replace all 20,000 copies. Then I ordered in a new PhD and successor scrupulously the instructions.  But the question remains the same! Even with a brand new doctorate it prints black and light cyan for the left 2 inches from top to bottom on the page, exactly like the old doctor.  PhD cost me only less than the price of a new printer!

  I also tried to replace with new toner cartridges. Still no change.  The toner will not rub off, so I don't see what is a fuser issue.

  Anyone has any ideas on what could cause this problem?  The help documentation is not any other possible causes.

  This mode of failure is unfortunately too often to go without explanation. The solution is actually quite easy (but complex) if it's not an oxymoron. The Dell 1320c is the licensed version of the Xerox Phaser 6125/6130 printer (who also suffers from the same disease). It's really a shame, since the printers do a great job of printing color accurate. IMO, the Xerox is better than the Dell. This is determined by the machine firmware and drivers, as printers are mechanically identical.

  The cause of the problem is the nipples of spring for K of waste and feed toner. On some machines, toner cartridges and some developers of K, the coupling between the nipples on the K and K toner cartridge developer becomes poor. Most often, you replace the toner cartridge K, the risk that this situation occurs. When the K toner is locked in place, the insulating foam on the front is supposed to surround and seal, the nipples on the developer of K. This is the path of the power/exit for toner K to/from the developer. When the seal fails, excess toner K can begin slowly to the 'dust' the vertical wall that you see when the PhD is removed. The same is true for the other tonics, but because they are progressively lower, they have fewer adverse effects.

  Behind this wall is (LSU) laser scanning unit. So that the "dusting" toner K continues, it can easily drift past the lenses that you see when you remove the doctorate. Toner settles on the LSU reflective mirrors (usually 1 or 2 in particular due to their orientation). As this drift toner continues to accumulate on the mirror reflective (s), it begins finally to block the laser beam to achieve OPC PHD drums. The result is a printed page with vertical columns of faded print (as shown in the photos posted earlier). Faded columns can be any width, depending on how much the reflecting mirror is contaminated. Because of the way that the reflective mirrors are arranged from LSU, black and cyan images are most often affected. The inside surface of the lens can also be sprinkled toner compartment and is cleaned in the same way. Cleaning the inside surface of the lens is usually optional because toner dust on the mirror (s) is usually the main cause of the faded print.

  The repair requires a dozen cotton qtips. Qtips with a rod of paper are preferable for this task, you will not want to distort the Publix in terms of access to the mirror or the surface of the inner lens. Store the handy default color solid surface test pages. The lenses are the entire width of the page. Mirrors are about 3/4 of the width of the page. The pages of default may be brought against the lens to indicate precisely where the surfaces have been coated with toner. Just remember that the side LEFT of the printed page is on the RIGHT of the USJ.

  Use the NEW qtips, directly from the package. Do NOT contaminate the cotton Publix with body oil, dust or liquid. Do ONLY 1 soft passes with the Publix on the affected mirror or lens, remove the Publix carefully and turn the Publix or use a new Publix before making another pass. If you make more than 1 pass with a contaminated Publix, you WILL just get DIRTY the reflecting mirror or lens with the toner!

  This operation MUST be performed with the box of LSU in front of you, it CAN be done without removing the printer LSU. USJ is a box, about 9 "x 9"x 5". It has a guide down rod which he locates in the printer. Having some at USJ 1 "thick foam will help stabilize it as you clean the mirrors. With USJ deleted, you need to remove his hood before which surrounds 4 cups. This cover just snaps on or out of the LSU through 4 locking tabs (2 on top) and 2 down. With the front cover, you have access to all the reflective mirrors and lenses. Make sure you just don't not one any part USJ to impact because the mirrors are aligned precisely. Just use common sense and caution.

  To remove the LSU time-consuming disassembly. I'm not going to explain these details. If the corrective procedure did you not flee, you should be mechanically inclined enough to find a way to remove the USJ. The only thing that requires more disassembly is the replacement of the power supply voltage.

  You want a screwdriver blade and phillips and needles slender beak. You have about three dozen screws to follow.

  Here are the steps in General:

  1. remove the top, side and back skins. Remove the fuse and the doctorate. Wrap the doctorate with a blanket or a black garbage bag to protect the CSPs.

  2 remove the i/o Board container (and updates fallow) after disconnecting all the internal its wiring plugs.

  3. you will need to loosen or remove certain media that supports some of the internal cables.

  4. remove all connectors LVPS then remove the card LVPS and tray on the top/back support (and set aside). You will need to strip the power wires of merger between the LVPS and the power connector of the fuser. You will probably need to remove the fan to remove the LVPS.

  LVPS and tray removed, you can look down on the LSU.

  5. the USJ is held in the printer by 2 Spring clips at the top (1 on each side, 2 screws each). These clips based on a 1/2 "steel pins that pinpoint the USJ. Remove the screws and clips and use steel pins to carefully lift the LSU out of the printer. Careful attention to the cable on the side, which connects the USJ to the controller card.

  6. after cleaning, reinstall everything in the order reverses. There is no mechanical alignment of the necessary LSU.

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  The lower part of the image above reflects the positions of the mirrors and lenses. The Center more mirror (C & K) is more inclined to dusting because of his position, but your impressions of color sample will not indicate which surfaces need cleaning.

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• No noise even after replacing the speakers

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• Time used to synchronize even after replacing the battery.

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  Hi Dlog,

  You can visit the manufacturer's Web site to install the latest version of drivers for BIOS and check if it helps.

  NOTE: Change (CMOS) BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

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• Office Pro 8000: Cannot Print/Out of ink error even after installing new cartridge.

  When I tried to use my printer a few days ago, I received an error message "can't Print Can: ink" on the magenta cartridge.  I had used the printer a few days before and had not received a low ink warning.  It seemed suspicious to me that I would have received an empty cartridge error message without having previously received a low cartridge warning.  The cartridges yellow and cyan read 70% complete - all 3 were original cartridges.

  I bought a new cartridge 940XL magenta and installed according to the instructions.  Now, I get a message that the new 940XL cartridge is empty.  I can shake the old cartridge 940 and hear liquid inside.  Obviously, the new cartridge is also complete.  I tried to electric bike, reinstall the software, etc., without change of status.  If I swap back between the 940 old and new cartridge 940XL, they are correctly identified by type on my screen as the 940 or 940XL.  Because of the way the problem is presented, I don't think it is a cartridge problem.

  Of course, problem first awaken on May 8, and my warranty expired on 26 April.  Any suggestions?

  I solved my problem, what was obviously a lack of factory Assembly.  I looked inside my printer with a flashlight in the area where the ink cartridges are installed and found sprayed inside the printer magenta ink.  I disassembled the printer and found that the magenta line had been damaged during installation.  There are four tubes of ink that out by behind the ink cartridges, can do a U turn back toward the front of the printer.  Just after the bend, they do an another elbow top neighborhoods.  It is at this point that I found the damaged magenta line, directly above a screw on the right side of the housing of the ink cartridge.  The lines are in a very narrow passage and are held in place by several guards, moulded plastic.  It seems that the lines have been in place in the guardians, then the screws inserted from the top.  As I said, there is a tight passage, and it would be very easy to damage the line of ink right here if the lines have not been carefully selected to insert the screws when mounting.

  To solve the problem, I removed about 1/4 inch line damaged magenta ink.  I cut the line with a sharp razor, carefully to avoid collapsing the line or causing burrs to the hose.  I then placed approximately 3/4 "heat self-sealing tube on one end of the line of ink heat shrink.  Then I connected to the line with a small piece of plastic tube rigid of the handle with a swab of cotton, which was a perfect fit and comfortable on the line of ink.  Making sure not to cut the tube of ink or cause other damage, gently twisted the line of ink back until the ends have butted up inside the splice of cotton swab.  I then positioned the shrink tube over splice and it shrunk with a hair dryer.  Heat shrink tube, I used a hot melt glue applied to the Interior, which has helped more away making a watertight splice.  Again, it is not a lot of space, so the splice should remain small.

  I reassembled the printer, reinstalled ink cartridges and powered by the printer.  After the normal, long time running, I printed full color sheets and everything was fine.  Already that I had installed the cartridge magenta watch now that it is complete, and the remaining cartridges also read the levels they had before disassembly.

• Running slow even after reimage... time to replace the 5100 disc drive?

  My laptop 5100 is very slow and I hear the drive access very regularly and it affect playback of the media while doing other tasks. Even after recess with the CD that accompanies it improves a lot.

  I'm assuming the drive is dying, but open to suggestions. Out of curiosity he would make a difference if you had everything on one big partition or multiple?

  According to Device Manager the drive is a MK6021GAS. A few questions for those who have the necessary expertise to respond to...

  (1) do I replace with the same Toshiba player?

  (2) can I replace it with a larger drive?

  (3) everyone has replaced these discs successfully?

  (4) any recommendations on where to buy?

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  Thank you very much
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  Hello

  (1) you must not buy exactly the same HARD drive, but it is always recommended to use the compatible module.
  (2) theoretically Yes. . I think 60 GB is really enough for this camera, but I think that 80 GB HARD drive is recognized correctly.
  (3) the disc replacement is very easy and you can do it alone. In the lower corner, near the battery, you will find the HARD drive cover. I'm not sure, but it is fixed with a screw. Remove carefully and you will see how the HARD drive is placed there.
  (4) Google a bit. You will find a large number of suppliers. You can also buy it in every store of PC. eBay is also an alternative.

• Remove the error and check the time cartridge after replacing my black cartridge in my HP 7200 printer.

  After replacing my black cartridge in my HP 7200 printer, it says remove and check right cartridge. It also says this if I put the old cartridge in. Worked well before ink has low cartridge-more

  Cartridge OT:Ink

  Hi Jim,.

  I understand how it could be frustrating when things do not work as expected. Please, I beg you, don't worry I'll try my best to resolve the issue.

  What operating system is installed on the computer?

  I suggest you try the steps from the following link:

  Error message: remove and check ink cartridges
  http://h10010.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&DLC=en&docName=c00054462&LC=en&product=391151

  Hope this information is helpful and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help.

• After replacing one cartridge, the other who was half full got exhausted.

  Hello

  Once I replaced a magenta cartridge impoverished, the yellow cartridge which was full of 25% was supported by my printer to run out. After replacing a yellow, blue those amounting to 75% suffered the same discrimination. Now if this is the way for HP to make me buy more cartridges, then I'm sorry to know that they have opted for the mentality of microsoft to force consumers to buy more expensive stuff indirectly.  What do you suggest to me that I should do?

  Thank you.

  Thanks for the reply

  I would recommend that you remove all the cartridges, close the access door, unplug the printer and follow the steps in this a 'cartridge problem', "Ink cartridge failed" or not "compatible ink cartridges" Error Message on the printer paper to clean the contacts of the cartridge as well as the printer. Once done, plug the printer in and wait for the printer to say the cartridges are all missing or damaged.

  I suggest that insert you one at a time and close the access door after you enter each of them to ensure that they are properly recognized. If all goes well, that should help with any of the false readings on the printer.

  Let me know if that helps!

• my printer does not print in good clolour even after new ink cartridges install clean nossles p

  my printer does not print good color, even after you installed new ink cleaned nossles new cartridges cartridges still print does not correctly

  Learn the steps in the document located here. The document includes steps to help solve the problems of print quality in a B110a. Hope this helps, Peter.

• OfficeJet 6310 tricolor cartridge (93/95) stops working after replacing the cartridge of black and white (92)

  OfficeJet 6310.  Brand new problem.  This morning my 92 black (right) went dry and as soon as I replaced it the printer said my tricolor is bad.  With the 95 the printer now shows "left cartridge needs to be replaced" and with the 93 the printer now shows "cartridge not intended for this printer."  There is no point at all.  Restarting, cleaning the contacts and heads, nothing seems to work. The cartridges are HP OEM fresh out of the blister, no refills.  I used the 93 both cartridges lights 95 alongside 92 black for a few years.  Foreigners have infected my printer.  Anyone have any ideas?  Someone two days ago posted basically the same problem with their so 5740 printer.

  Message edited by Frustration1029 on 12/09/2009 07:48

  1. remove all the cartridges and turn the printer off

  2 unplug the printer and wait a minute

  3 press and hold the # and 9 while plugging in the power cord from back in.

  4. wait a few seconds, and then press the power button.

  5. the display should read 'Full Reset to Null'

  6 only install the color cartridge.  Close the cover

  7. wait for the machine to ask for black cartridge, then open the cover and install black cartridge.

  8. close the lid

  9 alignment page be printed automatically.