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• Communication between HP eprint and Google Cloud Print

  Hello

  communication between HP eprint and Google Cloud Print seems to be broken. At least for me.

  Documents to print when I print vio Chrome browser or Cloud Print dashboard - but the State in the clouds print remains "submitted". It seems that somehow the HP eprint status doen't get referred to cloud print. In HP eprintcenter paper says "printed".

  Well, I wonder who will take care of this problem...  (Hope this does not lead to fingerpointing only...)

  Thanks for your support!

  Best,

  George

  Started more work, a few weeks ago. All is well now. Don't know who that sets well.

• Photosmart 7520 does not not with Google cloud print

  I have a photosmart 7520 which was recorded with HP and have an email address. I associate that with google cloud print.  When I try to print anything my chromebook. the cloud print queue indicates that it has printed, but nothing appears. When I feel the wireles test report told me I have 2 networks with the same SSID but I don't think I have.

  I got some impressions from the 7520 but blindly - it is more often a failure. I restarted my router and restore the default settings for the installation all over again even once, but nothing helps.

  Hello JS01,.

  Thank you for the updated information. And the information you gave me certainly help.

  I have included a link to another thread on the forums with a customer who also has a BT Home Hub 5.  If you click on "this issue has been resolved view Solution ' it will take you to the post where the customer explains how to set up the Home Hub 5.

• A PDF file do not Google Cloud Print on OfficeJet Pro 8600 print N911a

  All other types of documents seem to print correctly via Google Cloud Print. Google Cloud Print reports a status of "Submitted", which means they have it made for ePrintCenter servers, but the State ePrintCenter indicates FAILURE. Classic message:

  FAILED

  https://doc-0g-4O-docsviewer.googleusercontent.com/Viewer/securedownload/6f91bocmg8ljku6057743u3ra57...

  September 29, 2012, 08:46

  I mainly use Chrome OS, but it seems to have the same problem on a PC running Cloud Print via a browser. If I connect to the applications on the 8600 eStorage feature and go to display and print, then I can access Google Drive files and order a print of a PDF file through this interface and that they print correctly.  I had deleted the former use of the Cloud Print queue and queue ePrintCenter, but still no a PDF is via CloudPrint impression.

  I can't thank you enough for this explanation. I didn't know that there is a correlation between the error 'unknown' with the printer on the ePrint and Google Chrome website.  I have worked with greed to try to determine the causes of this error to www.hpconnected.com and so far everyone has said that it does not affect their impression.

  You see the error in the hpconnected or the eprintcenter.com?

  I now have a few steps for you and please let me know the result. I want you to set a static IP address on the printer.  I have created a comprehensive document which includes all the steps to solve a similar problem (maybe even the same problem).  Do not hesitate to try any suggestion in this link and let me know if any help really.

  -Printer will not respond to touch and Communication Network is lost-I am a link you directly how to set a static IP address, but just know that I will be having try you a number of relevant suggestions if it does not work.

  All I ask is patience with me while I do some tests to see if your error on the ePrint site has something to do with Google Chrome.  In fact, thank you for giving me something more to test.

  Finally, if the static IP address is not help, just turn on the printer, and then try to print the PDF, because so far, it's what makes the error on the Web site to go.  Keep me posted.

• HP HP 5532: 5532 too many copies via cloud print

  Whenever printing via the Cloud Print of my Android Tablet and phone (both using Lollipop), I get multiple copies printed (between 6 and 8), I have to quickly get the printer to turn it off and then leave it for a long time before you can turn around (probably to force Cloud Print to fail).  I also had this problem using KitKat on both devices.

  Note that the printer has been set up using a Windows desktop computer, devrais I need to do anything within its facility.

  Off Google cloud print and installed HP plug.  A single print copy now.

• Google cloud print for officejet pro 8600 - could not get information at hp printer.

  I just bought a new of OfficeJet Pro 8600 today. Everything seems to work perfectly except for the Google Cloud Print connector. I can print of AirPrint, as well as e-mails to the address hpeprint.com, but when I try to record using the google site, I get the error message "could not pass information on HP printer.

  The printer is connected by ethernet wireless and it seems to work find out otherwise. I have no restrictions that can send print jobs and I changed the email address for hpeprint.com several times, as suggested in other forum threads, but it can never connect to the Cloud Print service. I'm at the level of the last firmware listed on the HP website. I tried to open the connection of several PC if several web browsers though.

  It was an important factor in the purchase of this printer. Help someone?

  OK, nothing is different tonight, but it just worked. I had just opened a chat to HP support and he gave another chance just to confirm, and I came to the page "registration successful". Prints crossed chrome without any problem. I made no changes to the printer, PC, or network. So, the best advice I can give is - it wait a few days... If all goes well, he continues to work :-)

• HP Envy 4520: Registration error of the HP Envy 4520 with Google Cloud print

  I followed the instructions to use settings in chrome to save my HP Envy 4520 with Google print clouds.  I get to the point where I went to the printer to press OK, it will display"add printer, then after a while, I get this error message:

  Was able to complete registration

  An error has occurred. Please check your printer and try again

  The printer using the WiFi.

  Hi greenturtle

  Thanks for your reply, but I'm not using the Chromebook.  I followed the instructions by using the settings in the chrome browser.

  I found another way to activate Cloud Print, so I'm OK now.

• Google Cloud Print setup - impossible to analyze the capabilities of the printer

  I am trying to add my CP1525nw to Google Cloud Print as a Cloud, and not as a LOCAL printer printer, however every time that I add my eprint email I get the following message. "Impossible to analyze the capabilities of the printer" - I tried for public and private use for eprint settings with no luck.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I tried the reset email with no luck...

  EDIT - 01/04/11:

  I chatted with HP support, and although the representative was extremely courteous, they could not help me.  The support agent assured me that the matter would be taken at a higher level and looked so I hope that we can have a resolution here shortly.

  EDIT - 04/04/11:

  Received a response from the original HP rep that I chatted with online.  In short, it was not able to find a solution and States, that the question will be sent upwards to the highest level of technical support from HP...  We shall see.

  EDIT - 05/25/11:

  After 2 months of waiting, HP has corrected the problem.  Don't forget to upgrade to the latest firmware and check all the settings before continuing.

  The fix came from the side server - this defiinitely had nothing to do with the firmware.  I've updated on Monday for the latest on the HP website and it was still not working.   The gentlemen of tech support that helped me sent me an email a few hours after we talked, saying the sea a fix was to come.

  Nevertheless, I am happy without worrying how the fix is here!

  It took only 2 months to fix, but I'm glad it is.

• Error in the external employment when Google Cloud Printing Service: HP Laserjet 1102w Professional P

  I set up my printer and associated with Google Cloud Printing. I shared the printer with my daughter who is on a chromebook. When she tries to print, the printer is here and the job is sent to bu ePrint I get an error saying: "error in the external employment service". No documents are able to print. Google says that it is a problem of HP.

  I deleted the printer on my behalf of girls and it re-shared and associated again, but this is not enough. On my Printers page, my daughter's google account is identified as "authorized to print." But it still does not work. Any ideas?

  Thanks Jerends. I had checked all these options and none worked, so I deleted the printers and re-associates a few minutes. That did the trick. Just as the helpdesk CTR-ALT-DEL trick.

  Strange thing has been/is that he used to work, but something happed to raise this issue.

  In any case, thanks for your help.

• Want 7640 does not print color, but is printed in color on the Page of Test of Google Cloud Print

  I can't print the colors in a print job from the Web via Google Cloud Print / ePrint.   It prints in black and white.

  However, if I print a test page for Google Cloud Print, it prints in color.  I can also print a color copy.  My ink cartridges are filled.  When printing using chromium, the color preference is set to 'color '.  Everything works as expected.  The printer is capable of printing black & white jobs from across the internet.  The device is on.  Paper is in the tray.  The plateau is in the printer.  There is no jam.  I am trying to print source documents have color in them.  I am completely seen, and would be able to see the color in printed documents, if it existed.  Forgive my recitation of what is obvious, but I just spent several hours on a hotline explaining and reexplaining that my test print from the Web, color print.

  My environment is printer Envy 7640 and HP 11 Chromebook

  HERE IS WHERE THE CAUSE MAY BE:

  When I visit the page of Google Cloud Print to http://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/ , I am able to click on "Try It Now" to find my printer, select 'Grey_CMY' color 'Color', click 'Print' to generate a single color test page.  However, I can't find any way to save the preference of color by default, and when I go back to the Google Cloud Print Try It Now page, color is set back to "Grey_CMY".  So even if I'm selected in the print dialog box color Chrome , it may get deleted by default in Google Clout black and white printing.

  Any help is appreciated!

  OK, here's the resolotion: when printing the dialog box, there is the link at the bottom of the dialog box "Print using the Google Cloud Print dialog box.  From there, the PAG printers are displayed by default of Grey_CMY can be substituted for the color and the job will be printed in color.

  So, I can't change the default, but I can ignore it, which is fine with me - I just need to know can I print in color.

• Photosmart d110 printer: Photosmart d110 printer will not connect to Google Cloud Print, can't get printer e-mail address

  To begin with, Yes, I searched HP and FAQS forums for an answer before you hit this place.

  And Yes, I have turned off and back on several times (the wireless and the printer itself).

  OK, so I just bought an ASUS Chromebook and I tried to connect my HP Photosmart d110 printer to the ePrint service every DAY. I know I have to do is enter the email address of my printer in the Google Cloud Print for it to connect, but I did have a success in getting. Whenever I pull up the "Web Services", it says that my printer needs to be updated... but when I try to update I get the message, "your printer has the latest updates installed. There is no new update at this time. »

  Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  Please try using the HP Print chrome extension to see if that helps. I've included the instruictions for installation here.

• Cannot connect ePrint to Google Cloud Print

  I receive the error: not able to get printer of HP information. When you try to connect to the Google Cloud Print.

  Thank you happy. I ended up getting on the phone with HP support and came to the same conclusion. We weren't able to do the hpeprint-> Google cloud print to work... everything looks good on the side of the hpeprint... Tech said I had to talk to Google and see what they say.

• Could not get information HP printer - Google Cloud Print (HP 8600) June - 2013

  I deleted and re-entered my printer HP EPrint, use google different emails and I tried all day.  Error message from Google is very generic, (HP site down, wrong email, printer different wrong record, etc.).

  I printed out on the printer using e-mail to HP eprint know my printer.  I turned turned on/turned off/turned on eprint and asked my information on the net through the printer from the eprint site.  All the works.

  I couldn't find an address of emails to help with Google Cloud Print so I hope HP can see my requests for its servers and it is on their side.

  Any help would be appreciated, but I read all the other messages on the subject and has never seen one of them.  All patches seemed is just fixed itself.  (I CAN SEE WHY THE GOOGLE CLOUD PRINT SITE IS BETA - very poorly supported and written)

  Can someone at HP as this?

  A few steps are missing on the site of Google Cloud Print

  1. as shown on the Google site you must register the HP eprint with HP printer in order to get an address of hpeprint.com

  MISSING steps:

  2. login to your account HP Eprint

  3. click on (top left) PRINTER tab

  4. in section Eprint - click 'settings ePrint.

  5. now, you should have the HP ePrint setting screen

  6. click on the "Print Services" tab (top right)

  7. turn IT ".» (Print jobs sent via Google Cloud Print.) »

  8. click on save (lower-right)

  Now go back to the Google Cloud Print and enter your address to hpeprint.com

  -Google print can not save your impression unless you put it on print for cloud services

• All-in-one HP Officejet J6480: google cloud print

  I wonder how (or if) I can save my all-in-one HP Officejet J6480 printer use Googe Cloud Print?
  
  I had advanced under Chromebook settings then Google Cloud Print and when I click on manage printers he says there is no devices available and I want to register the device.

  Thanks for any help with this!

  Hello @CookinCo22 ,

  Welcome to the HP forum.

  I understand you're wondering if you can set your J4680 until chromebook.

  For a printer can be configured on Google Cloud Print, it must have the functionality of the web services.

  Unfortunately the J4680 doesn't have this feature.

  If you have a PC or a Mac, you can set up a conventional printer.

  The downside is that you should have the PC or Mac turned on to be able to print from the Chromebook.

  The positive side is that you can print your chromebook.

  I hope this helps you.

• OfficeJet Pro 6830: Cloud printing

  How can I find the printer address for cloud email to print?

  Hello

  If you use the Chrome browser, you can download the HP printing for Chrome Cloud print extension. I've included the instructions in configuration of the extensions Chrome here.

  The printer email address is assocoiated with the ePrint feature that allows you to send content directly to the printer and have it print.

  To find printers e-mail you need to enable web services from the front panel of the printer. It is normally a button on the front panel or an option in a menu. The printer will be connected to your WiFI network, and once the device is activated, it should display a page with a code composed of letters and numbers. It is the e-mail address of printers (when you add a @hpeprint.com to it).

  Once you have this, go ahead and configure a connected HP account and register the printer to your account. This will allow you to manage settings of the ePrint printer but also to track the history of the work.