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• Officejet 8000 Wireless: color printing

  Diagnosis page shows all the ink cartridges are half full.  The page also shows that magenta/cyan and black/yellow printheads are good.  Yet when in a trial in which I tried to print each color separately (yellow, magenta and cyan) only yellow printed.  Please let me know if I need a new head print and new cartridges.

  Thank you

  VIC

  Hi @sailor_vic,

  Welcome to the HP Forum!

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  I understand that you have a question in color printing.  You print a diagnostics page and inks exhibition about half full and health of the print head is OK.  When you were trying to print each color individually only yellow printed.

  Here is a link that I think will help with this difficulty:

  Print quality of the printer HP Officejet Pro 8000 (A809a) and 8000 Wireless (A809n) - poor immediately after installation, a period of inactivity, or after replacing the print head

  Please let me know the results.

  If this post helps you solve the problem, please pay to the front by clicking on "accept as Solution", to the right of the "Thumbs Up Icon".  You can click on thumbs to the top of the icon to see the gratitude!

• 7520 wireless put in place

  At the new printer HP 7520.  I have a Linksys wireless G router (wrt654gs) with wifi and modem Comcast Arris tg862G which also has a wifi capability.  When I try to install my printer, get a message indicating that the computer and the printer must be on the same network.  The computer is directly connect to the router and I can print from the computer through the usb cable HP printer.  Just can't set up wireless for the printer.  My iPad and iPod run wireless of linksys router.  Why he thinks I have 2 networks with the computer on the linksys wireless and printer on something else (never said which network it was on.

  Bridge mode transforms your modem/router and a modem.  How disable the functions of wireless router and it is DHCP server if it does not interfere.   You plug in your router and just your router for all wireless connections that you have a master's degree.

• OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless does not connect to my new Airport Extreme router

  I've owned my Officejet 8000 Wireless printer for about a year and had no problems with it.  However, my old wireless router wasn't fully compatible Mac so I couldn't fix it with a password.  I now need a secure network, so I bought an Apple Airport Extreme router in December.

  Last night, I installed the router and it works fine on my iMac, my laptop and my iPhone.

  However, tonight, I'm trying to implement Officejet Pro 8000 with no luck.  I searched the posts here for 3 hours and am not finding the help I need.  Based on the other posts, I read, I describe my situation below.

  I am trying to set up the printer in my iMac Intel with Mac OS 10.6.4

  I'm trying to set up the printer with the installation wizard HP I just install the printer software.

  On the first screen of the wizard, it tells me that my device is not configured (I agree)

  Then I ask him to set up a wireless network.

  When I get to the network selection page, both my network AND my network of comments (that I let my neighbor use) are on the list with the full signal strength.

  When I click on my network and then continue, the HP installation wizard hangs and I have to stop, he.

  When I click on my guest and then network continue, I get the message that my network is not within reach.  (FYI, the printer is 10 feet from the router).

  I tried to power on/off the printer, the router and the computer at all different stages of the process with no luck.

  For my Airport:

  My radio is set to the most compatible choice

  MAC access control is not enabled

  Everything is WPA2 security

  'Use wide channels' and "Create a closed network" is unchecked

  The channel is set to 11

  I'm happy to try the "Add client in the network" thing I've seen on other posts, but I don't think that I have a front panel of the printer where I can start the "WPS" (don't know what it is) process.   If I do, it is not obvious and not in the HP manual.

  My ISP is Comcast (cable internet).

  I'd really, really grateful for the help!  Please let me know what I forgot to include information, and I will be happy to provide it.

  Thank you!

  OK to reset the printing system again, he may be blocked.

• network unavailable officejet 8000

  My Officejet 8000 wireless worked fine until I added an Apple Airport Express to my network Airpoty/Time Capsule.  I uninstalled the HP software, downloaded the installer for OS Snow Leopard (current version on MacBook), installed.  The installation program recognizes the two parts of my network, both with the high signal strength.  When I select the network and click on continue, I get a message "(my network) selected Wi - Fi network is not within reach of the unit." (Change the network/Retry)

  Of course, it is.

  I tried to restart the airport / Time Capsule, but I can not get by this message.  I can print by plugging into the USB port, but with a company Asus Tablet laptop, MacBook and desktop on the wireless, it's a big pain.

  Any help will be very appreciated!

  Well Yes, change the channel on the Time Capsule to 11.  I believe that the Express will join just any channel its base station is on (Time Capsule) and you can't change it to "Stretch" mode

  I guess that they both have a green light?

  If this does not work, unplug the wall Express, install the printer, then plug the Express.

• Several problems: OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless

  We bought a HP OfficeJet Pro Wireless for our two Macs and it has been a nightmare. I searched the forums and help guides and hope you can help me solve problems.

  It takes 10 minutes to start the printer each time. There are many ringing and noises.

  Once it's finally, finally upon it still cannot print. I then usually to reinstall the software from the CD using the USB cable and not wireless for its work, which it will then be exactly once before that I then need to use the printer, turn it on and it will not print.

  I tried all the configurations that I can think of nothing doesn't.

  Currently, I just turned on and I have a message saying the printer is low on ink and I can't print. I have used this printer exactly 5 times, and there is no way that it is out of ink.

  I apologize if I look petulant, I have simply never had these problems with any material and am worried that we have made a very bad investment. I'd appreciate someone really can give advice.

  Our facility is:

  Portable Mac and office, the two leopard running

  Wireless via a BT Homehub router

  OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless

  Thank you very much! -Rachel

  I understand your frustration.  Here are some tips:

  1. do not turn off your printer.  If you MUST activate it offshore, it is with a power strip or unplugging the power cord.  Your printer will use ink (and a little of it) to start each time you put it on.  This is particularly true if the printer do not have power during his time off the power.  You will bleed your dry ink cartridges very quickly this way.  All the rumbling you hear is the sound of suck ink through the nozzles to clean them.

  2. set a static IP address for your printer.  Choose a number outside the range 192.168.1.64 to 192.168.1.237 than your HomeHub uses to deliver dynamic IP addresses.  192.168.1.50 is a nice round number.  Here's how:

  -Print a the front of the printer Network Setup Page. Note the IP address of the printer.
  -Enter the IP address in a browser to reveal the internal settings of the printer.
  -Choose the network tab, then wireless along the left side, then on the IPv4 tab.
  -Click on the manual button IP and enter:
  for the IP address 192.168.1.50
  255.255.255.0 for the subnet
  Let the gateway and DNS white
  -Click 'apply '.

  Now, stop the router and printer, start the router, wait, and then start printing.

  Remove and re-add the printer in the print queue:

  -Sys Prefs, Print & Fax
  -Select the printer in question and click the sign less down the list
  -Select the sign + to add again. Search for the printer, select it, and wait until the button 'Add' becomes available. Until it clicks.

  If this does not work, do the same thing, only instead of the second stage, right (control), click the box of the print queue and select Reset Printing System.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless: Unable to print labels on my HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless color inkjet printer

  Hello Forum,

  I don't want to appear redundant, however, I always have the same problem, cannot print on different media (for example. Labels, Matt / glossy papers, etc.) other than plain white paper. As I said in my original post (below), I tried different settings, different programs, etc., without any result. The printer does that pass through without printing media, leaving the error / blinking yellow light.

  I believe that this printer is able to manage different media other than paper white just to 'stick '. Again, I ask your help to solve this problem. It is and has been, very frustrating trying to overcome this restriction of printing!

  Thank you all!

  (Original post)

  I can't get my HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless inkjet color printer to print CD / DVD labels. I have tried various printer / paper options but the printer just feeds the media (in this case 'Fellows' brand matte CD 2-top) then spits it right back with result error amber light flashing.

  Printing has a sensor that determines if the paper is loaded and feeding properly into the printer.  If you print on media that is colored or printed features we can confuse the sensor.

  One thing to try - cut a strip of the sticky part of a post-it note maybe 1 "wide by 1/4".  Attach it to the top left of the sheet of labels on the side to be printed, the long side on the short side of the paper.  This will then put face down into the printer, with the band on the upper right of the tray paper.  After printing, you can remove it and reuse it for the next page.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless, Mac OS 10.7.2 can't get it configured to run wireless

  I have an iMac OS Airport Extreme and an HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless Router 10.7.2.  Recently, I replaced my router with an Airport Extreme.  My printer installation CD is for OS 10.4 or 10.5.  I'm trying to configure the 8000 wireless but without much luck.  As I understand it, the HP 8000 Installer is now included in OS 10.7.  I followed some of the elements of an another post about it with OS 10.6.  Somehow I can't get to the place were the installation of the printer asks me to choose a network.  I have updated all the software, installation of a printer connected to a USB cable.

  I figured this out (with the help of the Doc print "is there driver for Deskjet 3050 for Mac OSX 10.7).  Once I stopped thinking like the approach of Mac OS 10.6 with a hp utility things were easy.

  -delete all printers already implemented

  -rub the old hp software

  -Unplug the usb cable from the printer if you have connected

  -restore the network printer hpsetup (press the power button / stop, network 2 x button, cancel 3 x, output power)

  -Print the wireless network test report (updated 2 x key and press the network button). Check the ssid is hsetup

  -change the mac to hpsetup wireless network

  -go to the sys pref > print scanning

  -Add the 8000 printer

  -Click options & supplies, and navigate to the printer Web page

  -use the network wizard and change the network of hpsetup to your network

  -finishing

  -Return to the sys prefs and change the network to your network

  -go to the printer and print the wireless network test report (updated 2 x key and press the network button).  Make sure that the SSID is your network

  -try to print something on your printer.  It might take a bit of time first impression.

• OfficeJet Pro 8000 Wireless does not detect network

  My Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless suddenly doesn't work when connected via USB.  Don't try to re-run the HP Installation Wizard, the program reports no network detected (if the printer is right next to the Macbook Pro, which has a full signal from the network).  If I manually enter the SSID he says that he finds not only the network.  Network Configuration AMPe reports

  Network offline status

  802.11 wireless status disconnected

  Wireless on COLLAR

  Wireless works FAIL

  Network name (SSID reported no run)

  0 detected wireless networks

  The blue wireless light is turned on.

  Any suggestions?

  I appreciate the try, Dean, but again did not make a difference.

  I talked to tech support and they put me through presses the button to reset the network settings and then drain power printer, and I'm back in business.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless: Download for Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer driver

  I've been looking for a printer driver download for my HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer, but unable to find one and the web page keeps just leading me in circles.  I'm under IE 9.0 and Windows 7 Professional.  Could you give a link to download the driver?

  See this:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02266980

  or

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02693964

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer: Always be streak on copies vertical white

  HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless printer: Still get a vertical white streak down the photos. I changed the yellow/black printhead. Only one aid note said I should try to clean the scanner glass. Where is the scanner glass, and how to do for her?

  Other options to get rid of the vertical line?  Thank you.

  Hello

  It sounds like a problem with the printer itself, because it is indeed a vertical GIS. A cartridge problem would cause a horizontal issue. You can tru is the cleaning of transport, stem from the metal bar that you see in the printer, and carefully clean the Strip transparant. This with a lot of attention that its rather delicate and if it breaks the device is ready for the trash.

• OfficeJet Pro 8500 has just put in place and feel is biased

  I just bought and put in place the 8500, everything seems fine, except that when I print from the computer I only get half of the page and it is all asymmetrical on paper. I tried the copy function, I got the full page, but he was also seriously twisted.

  I've lined up the printheads twice for nothing doesn't.

  Usually tilt occurs when the paper guides into the support in the status bar are not tightly against the paper.  This allows the paper is introduced at different pressures along the edge and it gets introduced into the printer at an angle.

  You can also take the paper from the printer, turn 180 degrees (so that the front edge is now the back edge) and put it back in the printer.  If you print again and the skew going the other way, that the paper is not cut right.

  You should also check that there is nothing in the drain plug rear tray and the tray or the duplexer is completely down.

  As soon as we have the issue fixed tilt, we can see if we still have a problem with the 1/2 page print.

• HP Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless will not be printed with the iPhone 5 s

  This printer as wireless that I bought used printing with IPhone or iPad in 2011 because is not on the list of Air printing devices so I was told by HP to buy a new and as it was not equipped "Eprint" HP app which is there to deal with it will not work. I was talking to sales person to avoid paying, but I can't believe this. There are printers better but makes no cela a throw away. and who wants to buy a wireless printer that used to print wirelessly? Help!

  Hi Hank, there.

  Sorry to hear that you are having a rough go with the printer.

  With respect to the 8000 wireless, I guess you've got a newbie on the phone tech rep. I couldn't understand why they said there is no work around, because I was able to get the older printers with HP troubleshooting documents. Some so that might help:

  1. install the printer on your network (if it isn't already) the software of the printer for a wireless network connection

  2. download the HP Mobile E-Print app for iOS. It should still work with non-eprint printers: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/hp-eprint/id299531647?mt=8

  3 take a look at this video tutorial for tips on getting started: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1z1pSC8WHI

  Hope this helps

• OfficeJet 4500 Wireless - MacBook it installs with USB, but can't find it on the network

  Help! I just bought a new MacBook (OS 10.6.4) and try to use the HP Officejet 4500 Wireless with it. I bought the printer a month or two ago and it has been implemented on my wireless (a Netgear - WNR2000 router) and works very well with my old iBook G4 and the Windows PC at home. My new MacBook is connected to the fine of the Internet, but when I went to use the printer, it seems to install ok, make settings IP etc. of the printer on the network, but it's not far past. He says that the printer is "unreachable" or some such nonsense and refuses to see it on the network. I tried both with and without the CD installation, and after you have uninstalled the software HP to uninstall and reinstall in the system of preferences--> Print and Fax settings. But he only sees the printer if I connect it with USB, which goes against the reason for which I bought it.

  I ran the software update and it has found a new version of the software to download to the printer when connected via USB. But there seems to be no way to convince him to find the printer on our network wireless

  Any ideas?

  -Mary

  Wow - I solved the problem. How ridiculous of a solution is that?

  I saw a mention on another Board need to have a SSID for the network of less than 6 characters/letters to get the Mac to work with some other printer/router configuration.

  So I tried here - since I had a network SSID of 7 letters.

  (1) I went in my screen to config the router and changed my SSID to one that was only four letters. I also took the static IP address for the printer, I had just set up (so for those of you watching at home, ignore my comment on this tactic, it was a herring!) leave the settings as they were before I ate with it.

  (2) I then restarted the router, the computer and the printer.

  (3) I first put in place the new SSID on Mac (change the SSID of the router to the old password only left, so it was just a matter of returning the password on Mac, when it entered into the 'new' network). I checked this by seeing in screen config the router if the Netgear now he showed in his list of connected devices (it wasn't before, and I was suspicious that he was some other weird problem, if the Mac has used the Internet very well). He did it!

  (4) then I used the front panel of the printer to go into Options--> Menu Wireless--> Setup Wizard and configure the printer again on the new name of the network SSID. Then I went to the Options--> Print the report--> Config network. It would therefore be to print a page giving the State of the connection confirming that it was the network.

  (5) then I went back for the Mac and use it again the screen of the router config I confirmed that now the printer was also showing up on top of the screen of connected devices (it wasn't before, now she and Mac have been listed!). Then I opened system--> print and fax preferences and tried to add the printer again. This time he finds immediately on the network (using the so-called Hello?), and since I already had the software update (using the steps suggested above) that she already had the correct printer software to use. Wireless printing fine now... After all this noise.

  So, apparently, PrintDoc, you need to add a small little by this spiel you gave me above - to install a printer wireless on a new Mac with a working wireless network (at least one with a Netgear WNR2000 router), the SSID of the network should really be only a couple of long letters (4A worked in this case but not 7). Why, I have no idea. Ridiculous, like I said.

  Thanks anyway.

  I hope this discovery helps someone else too!

  -Mary

• DeskJet 8000 wireless A809n: 10 Windows based printer deskjet driver 8000 wireless A809n

  Is there a Windows basic 10 for the deskjet printer print driver 8000 wireless A809n?

  Receive this private message after posting on the HP Facebook site (but maybe it's a coincidence...?)

  > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

  Hi @stephen_ford,.

  Thanks for joining the Forums of HP Support with your pilot's request.

  I understand that you were wndering if there is a basic print driver available for the printer HP Officejet Pro 8000 - compatible with Windows 10 A809 series. I would like to help.

  I don't see the basis for this model drivers. The only software and driver available for download is the software HP Officejet full feature and the driver. You can go to the software and the drivers download page by clicking here.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

  Indeed, if this help you to achieve a solution please click the 'accept as Solution' and the 'thumbs up' buttons down below in this message.

  Thank you!

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  What I have not said in my question, it is that I welcomed the HP Support Assistant help with installing the driver. The installation has started and then fell in a heap. He seemed to gather a set of diagnosics and send it's out of HP and that was the last I heard. I don't know what caused what. HPSA maybe even helped to reduce collateral damage, I don't know, but what I know is that between HP and Microsoft...

  NOBODY TOLD ME THAT INSTALLING WINDOWS 10 COULD STOP MY PRINTER WORKS...!

  And installation has been fairly stable at best. At worst, it was a traumatic experience because of my PC to my work...

  So this morning I decided to try again and began the installation of the printer driver entirely embodied by choosing down, load the file only without the help of HPSA.

  When the installation began, I discovered that apps in fully embodied installation could be deselected (I did with joy... ).

  From there the wireless installation proceeded easily according to the driver installation only Win7...

  Ahhhh... happiness... :-)