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• HP 5520: Account problem access Eprint

  Hi all

  I am writing because I have a problem with the ePrintCenter website. I forgot my password for access to and when I start the recovery of password procedure, the site gives me this message "Server Error".

  How can I enter my ePrintCenter account and change the settings of my printer?

  Thank you

  Dario

  Hey @Dario_81,

  Welcome to the HP forums! I hope you enjoy your stay here.

  I see you are trying to recover the password for your account Center ePrint. I can help with that.

  For starters, ePrint Center was converted into a new site called HP connected. If you click this link, click on Sign In at the top left and I forgot the password, and then allow you to reset your password. If it isn't, then we try another browser. Safari in particular has a lot of trouble with Flash for Firefox or Chrome should have any other questions. If you still have questions then reboot your PC and try again, or otherwise try to reset your password by using a different device.

  If after that you are unable to reset your password, then I would contact HP Cloud Services. You can do it by appellant 1-855-785-2777 between 08:00 and 10 EST from Monday to Friday and Saturday from 09:00 to 8 a.m. EDT.

  If it helps resolve your problem then please let others know by clicking on accept as Solution below my post.
  
  I hope this helps and I hope you have a nice day!

• problem with eprint

  I bought a new HP Photosmart 5510 printer to use for photos of the iPhone 4, only whenever I try to use eprint service, I get a message my email that the picture quality is not good enough and the print job has been canceled.   Can not know how to solve the problem.  Does anyone have an idea?

  Hooray!   who did it!     Thank you very much!!!

• Center Sign-In or problems Aign ePrint

  Just bought a new printer. After registration and do al work I went to the Cente3r ePrint by following the instructions. I have treid connect with my login to HP. Said it was "forbidden error". Tried to create an account and received the same message. Tried to retrieve a passowrd and it wouldn't connect. When the url appears at the bottom left, it read "o javavoid".

  Why can't I not get an account or connected with HP account in thios area?  Is there a problem with javascript to HP right now or my java scipt is not updated?

  Hello

  Please try to clear your browser cache and try again.  If this does not work, try using a different browser.

• Problems with eprint

  It seems that I can't print anything unless I am the source like sending a doc to email from HP. If I want to print a document that is free for professionals online access what am I, I expected to do when copy and paste is not available?

  Try to use the mobile driver ePrint.  It allows you to print without using your address email ePrint.  I included a link to download the driver.  Just choose your operating system and select download software.

  Let me know if it helps.

• Problem combining accounts ePrint and snapfish

  I have problems connecting ePrint, because the connection gives me a popup saying: "" it seems that you have a Snapfish account and an account ePrintCenter, which use the same address. ". We will combine these accounts to make easier access to both services. »

  I put my password of Snapfish, but it is declared "invalid". I have reset my password to Snapfish on a new, but it still does not accept the password. I tried clicking on "Forgot password?" in the context menu, and depending on the password reset procedure here, but still the popup does not accept my password and allow me to go further, unless I combined accounts.

  Is there a way I can go beyond that?

  Thank you

  Matt

  I sent Snapfish support ([email protected]) and asked them to remove my account. I can now connect to the ePrint Center ok.

  Just in case this helps everyone who suffers from the same problem.

  Concerning

  Matt

• Problem with connection for ePrint

  Hello
  
  Today, I brought a new printer - all in one, HP Deskjet INK Advantage 3520. All functions are OK, but I have a problem with ePrint.
  In practice, the printer is connected to my wifi at home and I can print without USB cable with no problems. But when I want the ePrint of installation function, I get an error that the printer do not have any internet connection and I can't complete the configuration of the service.
  
  Do anyone know how I can eliminate the problem?
  
  Thank you
  Denis

  Hi DenyKr,

  I see that you are having problems with your printer, connecting to web services.  I would like to try the following steps.

  1. open the internet browser type printer IP address.

  2 should bring you to the status of the printer page.

  3. Select the tab network at the top.

  4. left side select IPv4 under wireless.

  5. under DNS address Configuration select manual DNS server.

  6. for favorite enter 8.8.8.8

  7. for alternate enter 8.8.4.4

  8. Select apply. You can get a warning saying that this could break the connection which is very good.

  9. turn the printer off for about 30 seconds, then try again.

  Let me know how it goes.

• 8600, connected HP says there is a problem but the printer does not work

  I try to use a 8600 e - all - in - one. It replaced a 8500 who has never had a problem with eprint to an email address or as a printer of google cloud.

  With the new printer, when I get it in hpConnected correctly identifies the printer and it's e-mail address. He says he's online. It also gives me the warning sign of exclamation to a printer problem. When I click it says that there is an unspecified error and see the front panel of the printer. No error on the front panel of the printer.

  If I send print jobs via the address hpeprint, it works every time.

  Because hpConnected said that there is a problem: the page of the google cloud reports that the printer is offline.

  Connection is complete Hughesnet, so that might be a contributor to the problem.

  I finally solved this problem. I reinstalled an old Windows laptop-based printing software and now hpConnected said there is no problem. It's strange because the printer is not physically connected to any PC. It is wireless only.

  To solve the google cloud printing problem, I disabled the Web Services and then reset the default wireless property. When I went through the Setup Wizard again, it gave me a new code of acceptance. I got to hpConnected and then added the printer to the Google Cloud Print/HP dialogue page.

  Now, things work as expected.

• OfficeJet Pro 8610: Get the Permission of HPeprint or security problem error

  I used printing wireless for several months successfully to print from my work computer, but am now able to print to the e-mail address provided.

  The error reads 'your message was not delivered because of a permission or a security problem.  It may have been rejected by a moderatory, the address can only accept email from certain senders, or another restriction to prevent any delivery.

  The Organization rejected your message: hpeprint.com. »

  I've reconfigured my printer to my router.  Any suggestions?

  Hey @LoreeW,

  Welcome to the Forum from HP Support. I hope you enjoy your experience here.

  I understand that you have a few problems with ePrint using your HP Officejet Pro 8610 e-all-in-one printer.  I want to help you with this.

  I recommend that you first check your printer to verify its intact ePrint connection:

  • Touch the icon (webservices)
  • If you see an address @hpeprint.com, I recommend that you try to send a test ePrint from a different email domain than what you use on your work computer.  If it prints correctly, we can rule out your printer as being a factor in this particular issue.  If your printer's Web services is enabled is more, re - enable.  Any problem would occur with this, click here to access another relevant post I created.  Scroll to my suggestion re: setting a manual DNS as this tends to help by allowing the webservices where fail the normal steps.

  If you were able to send your printer work ePrint of any e-mail domain other than the one you use at work, read on.  Click here to see an HP ePrint article that focuses on the various factors that can contribute jobs ePrint not printing not.  Note that some areas of corporate email may become incompatible with ePrint due to the presence of a digital signature in the outgoing message template.  EPrint jobs you send work meet these criteria?

  Please let me know the result of your troubleshooting by responding to this post.  Thanks again for reaching out in the Forums - we are always happy to help you.  If I helped you to solve the problem and that you liked this post, feel free to give me virtual accessories by clicking on the 'Thumbs Up' icon below.

  Have a great day!

• Try to use ePrint, get the message "Please wait HP Print complete previous jobs.

  Printer photosmart = 5510

  Conputer laptop computer = HP Pavilion

  OS = Windows 8.1

  Try to use ePrint, get the message 'Please wait while HP Print complete previous jobs' status is displayed 1 point with zero page. Green bar keeps scrolliong in the top of the window. Tried to cancel this job without success. Someone at - it ideas?    In my view, that the "previous work" was sent to ePrint before mobile computer account registration has been made.

  Hi @jhaiar ,

  I understand that you are a problem with ePrint and your Photosmart 5510. I want to help you with this.

  One option is to remove web services, and then turn it back on. Unfortunately if you have customized the ePrint address, you will never lose it. You can always create a new address, it cannot just be old.

  HP has a support group of service based for Cloud related issues. This means no warranty or support costs.

  If you do not want to remove the web services, give them a call. They might have another option.

  Please contact our Cloud Services at 855-785-2777.  If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number.  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

• ePrint Setup could not connect to the network

  I have problem with my hp3515 all-in-one printer (two months). I am facing problem with ePrint. It has been installed correctly, but recently it has stopped working. HP wireless works and shows the IP address. When you press the ePrint button it gives the message that it could not connect to the internet. I tried to reconfigure ePrint and now it is not possible to reconfigure. I use a router D Link DSL-2750U.

  Hello

  First, I put a static DNS on the built-in web server (EWS). To do this:

  1. Type (example 192.168.XXX.XXX) IP address by itself in the address bar of the browser. Who will bring to the top of the EWS page. From there, you want to find the network tab. On this page, find the column that is usually found on the left and select 'network' and then on the network address to find net page (IP), then select this option. Who will bring to the top of the configuration page.
  2. You want to draw attention to section 2 entitled "DNS Configuration". Change the radial button to "Manual DNS"; for filling of favorite/primary DNS 8.8.8.8; for the secondary/Alternative fill 8.8.4.4 and then select 'apply '.
  3. If a message appears after it with an "OK" button carefully read this message! Most of the time this message is to inform you to click OK to cancel the change you made, if that's the message of case ignore, you can simply navigate to another tab on the built-in Web server to get away.
  4. Power cycle then the printer and it should then connect to web services

  As is printing wireless to other computers and static DNS should solve your problems of ePrint you would not need to uninstall at this stage.

  To reprint the touch of info page the button marked 'ePrint' on the front panel of the printer and that should bring up an option on the display screen to re - print information page.

• COUNSULTING JET 6700 / after forest in the eprint centre and ranging in settings exploitation, I

  COUNSULTING JET 6700 / after connection to the eprint center and going into settings I filled the email from authorized users to send print jobs. Next time, I'll check authorized users only two of the five I entered are present.  Why are others deleted?

  If you have problems with ePrint Center (EPC) don't save contacts to the list of senders, I would use this process to try to get the account to save contacts.

  1. connect to ePrint Center

  2. click on the list of senders and add a normal user.

  3. click on Save after adding the address - do not sign of ePrint Center.

  4. then send an email to the printer from this sender you just added.

  5. once the e-mail has been received by the printer, disconnect and then come back in ePrint center and check the list of senders.

  If this above process does not work, it would seek to remove web services and adding it back.  This would cause one to lose their email address and need to reprint the code printer and set up the printer on the account again to the EPC.

• OfficeJet pro 8600: error ePrint Server Center

  use ePrint for first time. A email confirmation email sent to my e-mail address of hp but not print. E-mail said to check ePrint centre but I forgot the password. Received the e-mail to reset the password, but when I click on the link get an ePrint Centre message saying server, page refresh error. Have you tried all day and get same message until I do now?

  Hello @Maggie-may ,.

  Welcome to the HP forum.

  I understand that you have a problem with ePrint.

  If you can not reset password, I would call the HP Cloud Services Department.

  They should be able to get the password reset it for you.

  Please contact our Cloud Services at 855-785-2777. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

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• ePrint/Apps connectivity troubleshooting - review please

  ePrint & Print Apps connectivity troubleshooting steps - please review before posting

   

  This information below is provided to help you troubleshoot connectivity to web services to enable your printer for printing with ePrint, launch/use of printing applications, enabling the web services, print your sheet of info from web services or add your printer to your account on the HP ePrintCenter.   Only the items that actually show to solve client's problems have been included in the list.

  For best results of review and apply the applicable steps below in the order of presentation before posting a request for help in the forum, so that members of the forum who respond to your message can provide the best possible assistance.

  Also see this post (http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/ePrint-Print-Apps-Mobile/Start-here-Web-Services-How-To-and-Troubleshoo...) for additional "How-to" and links to important information, FAQS, web and content assistance services.

  Before you apply the troubleshooting below information:

  If you receive an "Invalid Code" message when you try to add your printer to your HPePrintCenter account, but do not have any other problems with ePrint and Print Apps, you probably only need to reprint your web services of your printer info sheet.  Your printer to claim the code that is printed on the sheet of information can be used only to add your printer to your account of ePC for 24 hours after the printing of the information sheet.  Reprint of the information sheet does not alter your code claimant, it reactivates just your printer to add your account to the ePC for 24 hours.  See herefor the stages of re - print your web services info sheet.

  If you have enabled Web Services on your printer, but Web Services info sheet containing your printer of the pretender code does not print, your printer is not fully completed its registration of web services and don't ePrint emails will not print or print app content.  In this case, you will not receive the error messages on the printer and you can see the e-mail address of your printer on the display on the front panel of the printer.  If your Backgrounder web services print no less than five minutes of activation of web services, try removing and enabling web services.  If your Web Services info sheet does not always print after the reactivation of web services, you will need to wait and try again later.   If you receive error messages when you try to enable web services, continue to web services connectivity troubleshooting steps below.

  If you have the email ePrint which are not printing, make sure you first you confirm your emails meet the requirements of format/attachment ePrint.  Review the requirements of email ePrint in the ePrint Help/FAQ on HP ePrintCenter to www.hpeprintcenter.com.  You can also view connectivity status and ePrint job list your printer on HP ePrintCenter if you have created an account there and added to your printer.  (Always use the button "Refresh" on the page of the EPC, not your browser refresh button to display the printer connection status updated on the HP ePrintCenter.)

  A. of the simple steps that can be surprisingly helpful - try these first:

  1. Check the operation of the internet access of your network - on a computer connected to your network, to use a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox to view a web page.  If you can not access the internet your internet service provider may have a problem that affects the ePrint/Print Apps.
  2. Go to HP ePrintCenter and look in the section News (http://h30495.www3.hp.com/news/ ) to see if there is any updates the service status.  In some cases, you will have to just wait a few moments and try again.
  3. Reactivate the wifi and then on your printer and wait a minute for your printer to reconnect to your network
  4. Reset your printer - turn the power off, then on) and wait a minute for it to reconnect to your network
  5. Restart your router - disconnect the power cord to the back of the router, wait a minute and then plug it back and wait at least one minute for the power on router and all of your devices to reconnect.

  B. check your printer's IP address to confirm it is connected to your network.   

  Verify that your printer has a valid IP address (for example, typically 192.168.x.x network home wireless) by displaying the network settings screen on the view menu on the front panel of your unit in a network or wireless, or by printing a printer status report (usually located on the Tools menu).  If your printer does not have a valid IP address, re-run the process of network for your printer configuration.   For more help, setting up or troubleshooting of connection of your HP printer to a wireless network, go to http://www.hp.com/go/wirelessprinting

  C. confirm that your printer and your router is up-to-date firmware:
  

   

  Software update on your printer or your router is important to use web services.

  1. Make sure you have the latest firmware (FW) for your printer by checking the updates of product, usually found under the 'Web' or 'Preferences' menu of your printer options.  If your printer detects an update, but is unable to complete the download/installation, ensure that your router FW is up to date and try again.  If your printer continues to fail complete the download of a FW update available, continue to "Set E. a manual IP/DNS server' below.
  2. Make sure you have the latest firmware for your router - review your router documentation/help (or the web site of the manufacturer of the router) for more information on how to to check for and install the firmware updates.

     Failure of temporary connection of the resolution after the printer firmware update

  Some printers may experience connection failure after the firmware upgrade.  It is because the printer restarts automatically after firmware updates and needs to restore the network connection.

  1. Check that the printer has been given a valid local IP address by your router (for example. 192.168.x.x if DHCP is used) before trying to access applications or print using ePrint.   You can see the IP address of your printer by going to Setup wireless or network printer.
  2. If you do not see an IP address, you may have to restart the printer.  In some cases, you may need to remove and re - enable web services to reestablish your connection.
  3. See the section FAQ & help HP ePrintCenter for more information on how to remove and re - enable web services from your printer.

  Let your printer enough time to reconnect to your network after you have tried all the steps above, before trying new ePrint to Print Apps.

  D. Remove and re - activate the Web Services and Restore Factory Defaults

  1. Delete and then reactivate web on your printer services.  If the Backgrounder web services does not automatically print within minutes of the reactivation of web services, web services, has not been fully activated on your printer.   You should maybe wait and delete and re - enable web services again in a few hours to allow its issues of your printer communication with cloud servers to clarify.  Until a backgrounder web services print your record of web services is not complete.   Follow these steps if your printer is connected to the Internet.

   

  Photosmart: Web Services to delete the option is available under configuration > Wireless > Web Services or to the configuration menu option > option, Web site or via the icon ePrint on the front panel of the printer.

  On the station click on the Menu button on-screen station (to the right of the Home and Back buttons at the top left when the display is anchored on the printer); Select settings;  Select "Web Services." Check the box "Web Services".

  OfficeJet: use installation > installation of Web Services > restore factory settings to remove the Web Services of the printer.

  LaserJet: print a configuration page of your printer to find the IP address. Open a Web browser and type the IP address of product in the address field. The HP integrated Web server will open. Click the HP Web Services tab select the option to delete Web Services.

  2. restore Factory Defaults on your device.  If the withdrawal and the reactivation of web services does not solve the problem, restore the default settings on your printer and try again.  The factory default option is usually located in the Setup > menuOutils on your printer.   Follow these steps on your device:

  1. Remove/disable Web Services
  1. Restore the values by default/factory settings (depending on the printer, it is under Setup > Tools menu or configuration > menus Web Services, but varies depending on the printer)
  2. If you are prompted, redo initial setup of your device and add it to your network
  3. Re-enable Web Services
  4. Once the Web Services information sheet printing, use the printer claiming the code to add your printer to your account on ePrintCenter

  E. set a manual IP/DNS server settings of your printer

  Set a manual IP address/DNS Server on your printer will solve web services connectivity problems that may occur on some networks with some routers.  Note: Assigning a manual IP/DNS server may be particularly useful on networks using routers DSL/VIOS.

  Please read the instructions below before their application.  Do not try on your own if you do not understand networking basics.  Most of us have a member of family/friend/boyfriend 'techno '... If you are not comfortable, it's maybe a good time to call him or her, or contact HP support to help you.

  Before you begin, first remove Web Services of your printer if it has been activated.  (See section 1. D. above.)   Removal of web services will delete your printer from your HPePrintCenter.com account (if you have already created an account and added).  When you reactivate the web services after you complete these steps you will have a new ePrint email address and need to add your printer to your account of ePC again.

  How to set a manual IP/DNS server address on your printer connected to the web:

  1. Print a network on the front of the printer Configuration Page.  On some printers, this will be under wireless > settings wireless and other models, use the option 'Print report' of the status screen accessed from the icon on the homescreen printer wireless wireless.   Note IP of the printer address that is listed in the IPv4 of the report section.  On most printers, you can also see IP address of the printer in the menu Wireless, or on the wireless status screen.
  2. Type that address in the address bar of your browser (where you would normally type a web page URL) and press enter - it will load the internal settings of the printer page (also known as the integrated Web server or EWS)
  3. Select the tab 'Network' or 'Networking' (the label varies depending on the printer) in the tabs at the top of the screen in the SAP

  Depending on your printer model, the next les prochaines etapes steps varies:

  1. Select the option 'IPv4' along the left side of the screen of networking
     or
  2. Select the option 'Networking' on the left side of the screen
  3. Then select the 'network address (IP)' on the left side of the screen

  The screen that find you should be display "IP address Configuration.  This screen allows you to choose an automatic or manual (i.e. fixed) address your printer's IP, but also the values of subnet mask and default gateway.   You use this screen to set a manual IP address and the DNS server for your printer.

  To continue:

  1. Select the radio button next to "Manual IP"
  2. Select the option '"suggest a manual IP address' below the IP address fields.  Manual IP address fields will be automatically filled with the values suggested after a few moments.
  3. Select the option "Manual DNS Server" in the section Configuration of the DNS addresses
  4. Enter the address just entered the 'default gateway Manual' in the field 'DNS server preferred manual. "  The entrance to the "Alternate DNS Server Manual" leave blank.
  5. Carefully check the values you entered to make sure they are all correct.
  6. Click 'apply '.
  7. Save all open documents and close all web browsers on all computers
  8. Power off the printer and unplug the router.
  9. Plug in the router, wait so that it starts and the lights to settle down (a minute at least), then turn on the printer.

  After that the printer is connected to your network, enable web services on your device, accept the firmware updates that may be provided and add your printer to your account on HPePrintCenter.

  In some cases, you will need to add the printer to your computer printer / printers my file again, after you set the new manual IP address.   If you have problems printing to your printer, just use the option to add a printer, select the type of network printer and complete the Add Printer Wizard.  You won't have to reinstall any software of the printer on your computer.

  F. control port/proxy problems of 

   

  Note: these questions are not commonly encountered and primarily affect users in commercial contexts.

  1. ePrint and printing applications require access to establish connections to HP servers through ports 80, 443, 5223 and 5222.   Mainly in some corporate environments, network administrators can block features original communication inside of the firewall on some of these ports.  Please check with your network administrator or your Internet service provider to make sure that these ports are not blocked on your router/firewall for communication always maintained by your printer.

  Important note: we do not suggest that you configure port forward on your router to open these ports for connections initiated from outside your network to your printer.  That is not necessary and could be a risk for the security of your network.

  2. in some corporate environments of local network that the printer is connected to the may require a configuration proxy to access the Internet.   Check with your COMPUTER or Internet Service Provider (ISP) administrator for proxy if necessary.  Most of the ISP for the users require no configuration of the proxy for Internet access.  (Note: web HP connect printers currently do not support secure proxy servers)

  To set a proxy on an Officejet all-in-one, see this document: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02524629

  If the previous steps have not resolved your ability to use ePrint/Print Apps, please submit a question in the support forum here, confirming that you have completed this connectivity troubleshooting and identification of the error/problem you meet.  Thank you.

  I am an employee of HP.

  I would start by setting a static DNS on the built-in web server (EWS). Here is a link to another post where another Photosmart was having a similar problem: http://goo.gl/0zH0x. There, it will list the steps to configure static DNS. I hope this helps.

• ePrint works when using DHCP. But, not at the time static IP enterred

  It's frustrating to no end.

  Today, I swapped the routers to see if that will solve the problems of ePrint, that I got with my HP8600 A-I-O.

  If I put the network configuration IPv4 use automatic IP, ePrint works very well. However, if I put it to use a static IP address, it fails.

  Then I set up my router to serve a particular IP address to the MAC address of the printer and set the printer to automatic IP. It connects to the IP address you want very well.

  The problem is that I went to enter the IP address manually in the IPv4 configuration because the printer lost its network connection after being on the network for several hours, and I would have to back the printer power cycle to get

  on the network.

  FWIW, the new router is a D-Link DIR - 860L

  After you change the default gateway setting in the settings manual Ipv4 to the IP address of the router, it is allowing me to use ePrint and update of the printer.

  This really should be a bit more clear in the documentation.