OfficeJet pro: scanning to email

I'm unable to scan to email it keeps coming with embedded hardware not connected but all wireless works well

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Hi @Nadajak,

Welcome to the HP Forums!

I read your post about how you can not scan e-mail with your HP printer. I'm happy to help you!

A few questions for you:

  • What type of printer HP do you have? example: HP Officejet 8600.

  • How is the printer connected, wireless, Ethernet or USB?

  • What iOS version do you use? http://www.whatsmyos.com

In the meantime, please try a hard reset by following the steps in this post, How to perform a hard reset, by @Rich1. It is important that the power cable from the printer is plugged directly into the wall outlet, not a surge protector.

If you are unable to reach a resolution, please click on accept solution. If you appreciate my help, please click on the thumbs up icon. The two icons are below this post.

I hope hear from you soon!

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