OfficeJet 6500 a more connected to the MacBook is not found by the HP utility, although it prints

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• HP printer Assistant opens two notebooks on HP Officejet 6500 a more instead of the wizard

  I have a HP Officejet 6500 has more used with Windows Vista 32-bit, and wireless. When I click on the printer icon to open the Printer Wizard, it opens two documents Notepad instead.  The first is the HPSPProgress.hta - block-notes, and the second is the HPSolutionsPortal.hta - block-notes.  I used the control panel to uninstall the printer and then went to HP.com to reinstall the printer twice.  This has not changed the problem.  I also have a laptop computer that prints on the same printer wireless and everything works fine.  When I click the icon on it, it gets the necessary information, and then opens the Printer Wizard.  Is there something that I am missing here or what I would do.  I also ran the tools of diagnosis HP printer and it returns the printer works properly. There has been no other changes or programs installed before the occurrence of the issue.

  Hi stwy2hvn,

  I'd take a peek at this post by pcwizard.  This solution has worked for others.  Let me know how it goes.

• Apple Airprint for HP Officejet 6500 has more via a wired connection to the router

  Hello

  So I did a considerable amount of research in this through the internet and this forum and I still struggle to find a satisfactory solution.

  I have a HP Officejet 6500 a more connected by ethernet to my BT Homehub 3.

  It is I understand that even if there is a wired connection, as long as my iOS device (iPad 2 or iPhone 5) is connected to the same router, I should still be able to see this Officejet thanks to ease of airprint.

  Unfortunately, this is not the case. I get the message "No Airprint Printers Found" on both devices. The only way I managed to get my Mac Pro (Mavericks) to connect has been add to mannualy by using the IP address of the printer.

  Can anyone provide guidance on what I might hurt? Certainly, the printer must connect internet I can print from my iOS devices using HP ePrint app for iOS.

  Some might say, well, what's the problem, just use the HP application, but is not the point. I think that if something has been set up to make things easier, then use it. I chose this printer specifically for this feature is a bit frustrating for her so difficult to get the desired results.

  Hope it is something simple and anyone can help you.

  Thank you

  Steve

  Following this request and reading the many more similar questions, I think I may have solved this.

  I'm not 100% sure but I read a few threads suggests that there are issues around BT Homehub 3 and Hello so this can be a problem.

  I tried the following in the past two days...

  (1) completely don't reset my router (wiped all settings and started)-no luck!

  (2) I tried changing to WPA2 to just WPA security - no luck!

  (3) tried to convey the Hello to the printer ports - no luck!

  (4) turn off the router, printer and all the devices iOS then fed back router, printer, then iOS devices - printer appears on iOS devices, but when printing was selected iOS device returned on several occasions not connected printer error.

  Finally, what seems to have made (at least for now) has been...

  (1) disconnected the Officejet ethernet and set up as wireless.

  (2) off voltage router, printer and all iOS devices then propelled upward in the order listed previously.

  (3) so far, I tried to print a mail and a web page of my iOS devices, and both have been successful.

  By the way I've been struggling also to airplay from my iPhone / iPad until I started messing around with the settings above, and now this question also seems to be resolved.

  Due to the variety of combinations (different printers, routers, etc.) people will have, it seems to be quite difficult to find a solution that solves a single problem but I hope some of my experiences and findings could help others in some way.

• CTCE Officejet 6500 Fax Modem connection has more

  ORIGINAL MESSAGE:

  HP 6500 Officjet has more.  Time Warner Cable installed a telephone modem TWC eMTA and split the line of incoming telephone into the wall jack, while retaining the original outlet in Officejet 6500 has more connection as indicated in the manual of HP.

  However, he then disconnected the connection back to Officejet 6500 has more to the telephone base unit, even if the installation HP statement indicates the connection shall be connected directly to the telephone receiver.

  The technician then connected the TWC eMTA modem to the second part of the splitter to the wall outlet.  The phone works perfectly, but in the race a fax test fails a tone detection.

  The fax test print States to remove the splitter and connect the fax directly to the wall socket, but remove the separator is not an option, as there is no connection to the eMTA TWC telephony modem.   The manual mentions also using a digital-analog filter or converter, like the Officejet requires an analog connection.

  My understanding is that the reason for the direct connection from the HP device to the telephone receiver allows the fax listening to the phone line for a tone and a fax signal and respond to the line after 6 rings and to send a fax.

  Don't attempt to send a fax test fax test HP 'No Answer' number statements, which means that the Officejet had no dial tone.

  Suggestions for connections that operate, or what analog digital filter or converter to use, would be appreciated, like TWC has no solution.

  I thought I had solved this case myself by disconnecting all connections made by this technology TWC and followed the manual of HP.  I started with the newly installed separator and reconnected the separator to the input line of the OfficeJet and connected the output of the OfficeJet directly to the phone base unit.  To get the connection telephony TWC, I connected a second line of the second take of the splitter modem telephony TWC (the latter which is connected to the TWC cable output).  Problem solved: NO - Fax tone, a tone phone and yells, but none of the calls incoming.  To get the incoming phone calls, had to disconnect the line from the phone base unit and reconnect the unit on base of telephone modem telephony TWC by result, incoming and outgoing calls, but not the Officejet, so no fax tone.

  =================================
  I am not employed by H - P & I do not look for congratulations, fair solutions.

  Gemini02: Thanks a lot for your attempt to help.  It turns out that he didn't need an analog filter or a converter.

  'Knowledge-information technology-better than you' technology contract for Time Warner Cable didn't know what he was doing in a first step in dealing with the HP Officejet, or much else, as his only totally disconnected from the Officejet actions.

  First of all, to the phone outlet, where the incoming landline connected initially to the Officejet, he installed a useless Dispatcher and reconnected the Officejet to it (a line now dead).  The connection to the Officejet was to be performed to a modem (direct line), Time Warner phone instead.  All of the remaining connections should have been left as they were.  Instead, this tech then connected the telephone base unit Panasonic TWC telephony modem (where a live telephone connection) and the outgoing line of Officejet to the second connection on the split bar newly installed (a deadline) and therefore no dial don't tone for the Officejet.

  As I had no idea about the operation of the outlet now amended, there had me time again unplug everything and realize that the incoming connection was not this splitter connected outlet and , but in fact the modem telephony. TWC

  Connected the Officejet directly to the modem telephony TWC, culminating in the Officejet tone.   The outgoing line the Officjet directly linking to the Panasonic phone plant, leading to the tone at the telephone base unit.  Sent a fax requesting a return fax, resulting in 4 traffic lights and answering machine pickup, and after 6 rings, received a fax.  The splitter is unplugged from the wall dead and thrown in the trash.  The problem is finally solved.

  Thanks again for all the responses.

• Have HP Officejet 6500. Wireless connection - scanner does not.

  Have HP Officejet 6500. Wireless connection. The print function works fine. However, when I try to scan a document, the "no scan option" prompt appear. It seems that the HP 6500 does not recognize either (my desktop or laptop computer)? Help

  Try to install the updates and the usefulness of this link.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=3944627#N956

  mohanad

• HP Officejet 6500 a more impossible to connect to the server

  My HP Officejet 6500 a more printer was connected to my wireless network and was attached to the ePrint service; and I had an email address to send prints to my printer. But today, when I go to the ePrint, it shows that my printer is NOT connected to the SERVER!

  He invites me to go to the Setup menu option / Services Web Setup / email address Panel on the printer display. And, when I do that, it shows me: "you can connect the printer to the itenrnet through a proxy server and touch the ENTER PROXY button! I do not know what Proxy Server, he is asked? And when I get soemthing, it then asks a PORT number! Still, I don't know what is the Port! My printer is still connected to my home wireless network.

  Then I went back to HP ePrintCenter page and REMOVED my printer and then tried to ADD a printer, but, now, he asks me to "enter the printing Code.

  When I tried to enter the print code I had on the file, it says that the code was not valid; the codes are ONLY good for 24 hours, and I have to get a new printing code to return to the configuration of the printer menu steps described above!

  Looks like I'm stuck in a vicious circle.

  I would appreciate your help. Thank you.

  To correct the unable to connect to a web server error. I'd start by power cycling the router and the printer. If still we get the error that I will then try to put a static DNS server built-in web printer (EWS).

  To power cycle the router:

  1. unplug the router (most do not have a power button) and then put
  the printer off using the power button
  2. wait 30 seconds
  3 plug in the router, wait until it is completely upward and the operation.
  4 turn on printer
  5. after the printer is completely top and operational reattempt to connect to web services

  If after that, you still get the error message, I had put the static DNS. To do this:
  1 get the IP address of the printer, and then make a browser (IE, Chrome, any browser you want) and enter
  IP address of the printer in the address bar. This will bring up the SEWS
  2. search for the network titled tab and click on it
  3. then click on IPv4 in the left column, wired / wireless depend on the connection, if connected by Ethernet
  Choose wired, wireless select wireless
  4. when loading this page watch the second part entitled 'Configuration of the DNS addresses' change this radio
  Manual button and change the DNS preferred manual to 8.8.8.8 and manual to auxiliary DNS
  8.8.4.4 and then click on apply.
  5. pay particular attention the following screen which appears this message usually is a way to undo changes only
  made by clicking on the OK"" button. Avoid this by clicking another tab
  or just leave it until you close it.
  6 turn the printer of the cycle and then turn it back on
  7. once the printer is back on and retry operation, activate web
  services and reprint information page so that you can get a new code and add your printer back to ePrint Center. You will need to create a new e-mail address for the printer.

• How to print from my ipad to the officejet 6500 has more?

  I read that there may be something else than necessary. I want to print directly to the Officejet 6500 has more. Apple said ths is an Air Print printer able to do this. I don't take this monster out of the box until I know he will do what I want without a lot of trouble. Thank you.

  OK, so you were talking about requiring the update.  It is difficult to say that all depends on if it came with the new firmware or not.  It is not really relevant, however, because it will be updated as soon as Web Services.  This process takes a few minutes.  There is no computer necessary for the update of the firmware as long as the printer has internet access (which is directly connected to a router via ethernet or wireless).  Yes, a connection ad hoc, you will be able to print from the iPad, but you can use its 3 G connection instead of through your router.  It can only support a single WiFi also.  Go ahead and set up the printer and keep me posted on what happens.

  BTW - what is the problem with your PC that it cannot access the internet?

• OfficeJet 6500 has more on windows home premium 7 ad-hoc connection loss

  OS: windows edition Home premium 7

  product: officejet 6500 has more

  We organize a festival and everyone has a mobile phone that needs to print to the printer...

  We don't have a network or a router and try to connect 6 ad-hoc laptop computers to the printer...

  I managed to install the software on three laptop computers and a print ad-hoc wireless, but now he says that he does not find the printer over, even though the wireless network connections that the pc is connected to the network HPE710n.E5E3C5...

  I can't connect to the http://169.254.227.197/ (printer server) of this laptop...

  so he went completely downhill...

  on this laptop, I was able to print a page...

  on three laptop I was also able to print a page...

  but now he also says he «cannot communicate with the printer...» »

  is ad-hoc only for a laptop at the same time?

  What solution do you propose?

  can we do a completely wireless network with utp cable wireless router? and do a homegroup? and connect the printer with utp?

  is the special designed to accept prints six different cell phones at the same time?

  Thanks for any solution! We need it's really bad!

  With ad-hoc connections, it is really intended more for printing in a pinch without going through the hassle of setting it up on a network.  Or, you have two computers and you have connected it via USB to an and a laptop which is wireless, you can print via ad-hoc of the laptop.

  Honestly, I recommend picking up an affordable standalone wireless router (Netgear, Linksys, etc.) and connect the printer (wireless or Ethernet, does not matter).  From there on, connect the computers on this network and you should be able to install and print without any problems.  You can find the router could be useful beyond just this configuration or may be good to have if you plan to do events like this on a regular basis.

  The printer itself is not a router and communicting with multiple devices simultaneously may create congestion in causing connection problems similar to what you experience when you use ad - hoc for as many devices.

• HP officejet 6500 has more: press the button doesn't work is not on the right side

  Hi I tried to turn on my printer and it is stuck on maintenance mode and will not work my right from the touch pad is there a replacement for the touchpad or a way around the mainenance mode?

  Hello @jgrier1,

  Welcome to the forums of HP.

  I understand that your printer is stuck on maintenance mode and the touchpad is not responding.

  I would like to help.

  I'm sorry, but the display on the Officejet 6500 has more, is not a replaceable part by the user.

  Try to go through the document next to the touch screen.

  It also can you go beyond the question of maintenance mode.

  The touch screen is unresponsive

• HP officejet 6500 has more poster "original jam". There are no jams, how do I clear the message?

  HP Officejet 6500 has more poster "original jam.  Clear the jam, and then press 'OK' to continue. "There is no paper jam and the printer will print as long you don't try to use the automatic charger.  However, the error message continues interfering with scanning and other print jobs.  Any ideas on how to clear the error message?  I tried to reset, nothing helps.

  Thank you.

  Hello HPAllinOneSande,

  Perhaps there is a jam that is located somewhere on the printer. See if you can follow these steps to clean the error and the jam.

  ' Original jam: clear jam and press OK "Message displays on the all-in-one

• OfficeJet 6500 has more scan

  OfficeJet 6500 a more Macbook operating system is Mountain Lion 10.8.2 connected wireless via the network. In black and white how fine scans and that make the settings I change to scan in color?

  Hello
  The workflow default scanning set up to scan documents in black and white. Be sure to change the settings for scanning to scan color documents:

  1 open the HP utility and select your device.
  2. based on Scan Settings open the "Scan to Computer".
  3. click on the tab scan tasks.
  4. Select the affected shortcut and click on change... (or double-click on the shortcut).
  5. in the section of scanning from an HP device, click the blue triangle to expand the menu.
  6. in the expanded menu now, open the drop-down next to the Mode
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  Kind regards
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• OfficeJet 6500 has more printing problems

  My Officejet 6500 has more (model CN557A) is connected through the USB port.  My operating system is XP.    I can scan my computer, I can copy and print from the printer control panel, but I can't send anything to print from my computer.  This problem just started about 3 days ago.  I tried troubleshooting but I have not received the case.  I did not add new programs, and I have 194 GB free on my hard drive.

  Can anyone help?

  N ° however, I accidentally discovered the problem.  I had a card reader connected to my computer to download pictures.  Apparently it disrupted the cycle of printing for my printer.  I removed the card reader and the printer works fine now.  Thank you for your response.

• HP Officejet 6500 has more by using a different IP address than before

  I have a HP Officejet 6500 has more. Until yesterday, the printer worked wirelessly with my Mac OS 10.6.8 using the same IP address in IPv4 as the computer. I ran the HP Network Config page and it shows an IP address different today that it did. Is the message that I get when I send a document to print wireless: network host 192.168.1.101 is busy try again in 10 seconds.

  I checked the IP address of the printer and it is 192.168.1.100 (not 101). Therefore, they do not speak with each other. I treated all the solutions that I can find on the HP network to see if I can get the two survey periods to match and nothing seems to work. I turned off, turn off router, off modem, printer is off, turned off computer and lit them all back. No help.

  Any suggestions? Can I print using USB, but it's embarrassing.

  Something doesn't look good - maybe that I misunderstood... You say above, your computer and your printer had the same IPaddress and, when this is the case, you were able to print. Now, the printer and the computer have different IP addresses and now, you are not able to print. If this summary is correct, that then it seems to me that it should be exactly the reverse.

  If the IP addresses were the same, there is a conflict between devices, a bit like a mailman trying to deliver mail to two different locations which have the same addresses... What place receives the mail? It is normal for all network devices have their own unique IP address - how each device gets its own mail... or data packets.

  From the sounds of things, your printer is 100 but the MAC OS think its 101. Therefore, the print job is sent to 101 and never happens at the printer. You have two options... tell the OS that the printer is located at 192.168.1.100 or that, to avoid this problem in the future, on the IP address of the printer a static address, just guessing anything below 100, as 192.168.1.50 and then specify the operating system that the printer is located to 192.168.1.50.

  To make the choice of the latter, you must use your internet browser (Safari) and navigate to the 192.168.1.100 address. There is a web interface for your printer. Look for the network settings, then you can change the way that the IP address is obtained from dynamic (DHCP) static. And, after that, you need to find the IP of 192.168.1.50. It is also important to complete the subnet mask that will be 255.255.255.0. Finally, if your printer includes "web applications", you should also check the DNS addresses. You can use: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 (Google's DNS servers) or 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 (OpenDNS servers)

  Note that when you save / apply the changes, you will lose your connection to the webinterface of the printer as the printer will have a new address. To return to the printer web interface, access the new static IP address.

  As far as to say where actually the MAC OS printer, the simplest option, as appropriate, is to use the HP tool to add a network printer or a device. To do this, AFTER you change the IP address. The HP software will scan the network printer and it should give you a result that shows the printer to the new static IP address. Installing and if possible, the name of the printer with a few references of "static HP or the"HPat192.168.1.50"set as default printer and remove the old definition of HP printer.

  The other option to speak the printer MAC must use Add a printer via system preferences > printer/Fax. I'm fairly certain that the MAC tools can analyze the LAN... in any case, it will be a more complicated procedure. Better for a user MAC more warned give assistance if you go this route.

  Hope this helps

• OfficeJet 6500 has more

  I have an officejet 6500 a more printer connected to my desktop, I had some problems with the printer where it would print wireless, but VERY slowly while it print fast when connected by usb (I still havnt solved this problem).  I decided to try to fix on my desktop and share it on the working group.  It worked perfectly for all my computers, with one exception, I have installed the 64-bit driver and now I can not install the 32-bit driver to share on the network.  Can anyone tell me please where to find the uncompressed 32-bit driver.

  Hello

  could you provide the community with a bit more information to help narrow troubleshooting? This is for windows? If so what version?

• HP Officejet 6500 has more EZ710nz

  I have a HP Officejet 6500 a more printer connected via the connecting cable from printer to my new laptop, in Windows 7 Home Premium.  This printer takes very, very long to "warm up" (2-3 minutes) and, in doing so, made a lot of noise. The sounds of noise like something spinning and moving inside and is pretty loud.

  I checked all the ink cartridges, etc., and everything works fine and seems to be in order.  Does anyone know if this LONG heating period and the NOISE that accompanies it is normal?

  The noise is normal and is the maintenance printer printheads to ensure that they will not be blocked when printing. See here for more information.

  To minimise this, do not remove the power of the printer, it should be plugged into a live outlet.  You can leave the printer turned on (it will automatically enter a low-power state when the don't print not) or turn off the power button on the printer.