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• How can I print my of my IPad to the HP Officejet 6000 wireless printer network?

  How to see the E609A printer network of Air from my IPad? I print very well from my desktop HP and HP laptop.

  The printer is configered through my router Westell model 7500.

  @Lon001

  Thanks for your post on hp.com. While I'm not an expert on your printer, I have an iPad Air and have printed between her and my laserjet printers. As long as you have your iPad and your printer on the same network, you just click on what you want you want to print > click the blue icon 'file' in the lower left corner > click on the button "print" > follow the wizard

  See this site for the screenshots:

  Mobile printing Web site

• Problem adding all-in-one 7210 as a printer 'network '.

  I have a succesfully connected 7210 via the port USB of PC at home connected to the router & 'main' wireless (via ethernet cable).

  I also added successfully (with ease!) to Vista laptop for my daughter and she can print wireless very well.

  However, now try to install on my XP laptop that already has the driver installed (uses 6210 all-in-one on my place of work via USB) through "add a printer".

  Select the printer network OR local printer? What options to choose then? How can I know my printer name (or IP address) and port name?

  Thanks for the help in advance!

  Try to do this:

  1 printer a network. configurtaion page  You can click on the SETUP (wrench) on your printer. Then search NETWORK and press OK. Search for VIEW the NETWORK SETTINGS, then press OK. Find the NETWORK SETUP PAGE and press OK. It will display the page of network configuration for you.

  2. search for the IP ADDRESS on the network configuration page.

  3. on your computer, choose LOCAL PRINTER and uncheck the box that says automatically detect printer attached to this computer, and then click Next.

  4. Select ADD A NEW PORT and chose TCP/IP.

  5. type the IP ADDRESS of the printer and follow the rest of the on-screen instructions.

  Let me know if this helps.

• OT: Printing Production Question (fold - in cover)

  Allright, it is a matter of impression, but I think the people on this forum knows the answer!

  Every year, I'm working on a program Guide that has a size of 3.625 "wide x 8.75 pad" in height.  It has a cover of 4 panels including the folds in the back. The coverage is 3.625 "wide (like the rest of the book), but each of the other 3 panels is successively. 125 "narrower than the Panel next to him.  This means that the back cover is in fact only 3.5 "wide so it bends in a Word, such that it does not quite fully cover the width of pages in the book.  As it is in the back and not so visible, it doesn't really matter.

  And in case this section is hard to follow, here's a Visual:

  http://www.rotor.com/temp/CoverFoldingInstructions.PDF

  I worked from an existing template to create this cover, so I have not modified these dimensions (essentially the Guide always has been this way, so we kept going with it).

  My question is: does need to fold anyway?  This model is incorrect?  My colleagues want the fold, partly moved to the front of the book (making cover stir rather than the back), but I'm guessing that the short trick was to prevent the various folds in the lid to get ready.  However, I do not understand the printing process enough to know for sure (and I wasn't there when the model has been designed so don't know what was the logic).

  If both covers have the same width, would cause problems in the production?  Is it necessary for the production of bending anyway?  These guides are sewn way SADDLER.  I don't know when the cut occurs in the process, but I guess the short fuse is so the folds are out of the way of the mower (?).

  I hope this question makes sense.  I'm trying to figure out if say to my co-workers that they should or should not move the folding part forward.  I will definitely talk to him about the printer before changing the template, but I just hope to get feedback and advice here that we will have a meeting on the various changes we could make in this guide.  Unfortunately, I almost never have a chance to actually visit a printing press, or I might be able to look at a part of the production in the process (and get a better idea of how things work).

  Thank you for any input,

  Phyllis

  @ phyllis

  not to mention the printer in question, I guess that the back cover Panel would be shorter, so that when the three le trois-couteau coupe haut, bas et foredges hors de le livre, - knife cutting up, down and foredges out of the book, he did not cut the plate of the fold. We do precisely that at my job when we have these books like this, that are not common. the. 125 "smaller for each Panel is so that no air pockets form when the pages fold on themselves.

  the three-knife is actually three knives in two passes: the first pass was the knife that removes the foredge of book; the second passage has two knives in a block that cuts the top and down on the book that the book becomes finite dimension. This video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQDViu3hPhc (one minute into the video, even if it's for burst books / sewn) works in the same principle.

  I don't agree that it is a double parallel fold, however, it is a roll fold. a double parallel would be if the sheet folded in half. and then which folded in half. This is not what is happening here - is a quarter folding in another quarter and then embed in another quarter, which means that the first folded page is hidden.

  There are international standards for models of fold - take a look on google for the file 'catalog 1.4.3 paging. the model described by phillis is on p15 and F8-6 model, while a double parallel is on the same page but is model F8-2.

  to make sure that I have not misunderstood I quickly mocked up to an equivalent that I would like to use it here in Australia (metric over here) and screengrabbed:

  

  hope that wasn't enough geek

• Win 7 - XP network discovery (file/printer sharing) problem HELP

  Guys, please.

  Post here the list of all Windows 7:
  SERVICES |
  PROTOCOLS |
  DRIVERS |
  REGISTRY KEYS |
  FILES |
  PERMISSIONS |
  and anything else necessary to restore network configuration/connection, Discovery Network and the printer file sharing within a group residential with different Windows versions (win 7 - x 64 - ult, XP pro sp3, XP Home, wireless devices).

  All ping each other perfectly, networked computers have access to internet through powerful router, each of them receives predefined IP from the dhcp server on the router automatically, but still can not see each other in a working group (it was fixed accurately on each machine). I also tried to createa join and sever a homegroup on win 7 and installed the responder LLTD Link Layer Topology Discovery () I would like to see finally a xp machine on network card (without access and not in 'network')
  Advanced sharing options have the value recommended, firewall is disabled and uninstalled antivirus software.
  
  However I access an XP machine fom the other and can access files of Win 7 on my IPad, but neither Win 7 see XP or vice-verse, and when I try in win 7 to access its own share files on himself through the 'network' says network error with the code «0x800704cf» "Convenience store" did not help.

  (permissions? group policy? bug registry? mediacenter? what else could have caused the problem?)

  Everyone please, don't crowd in the topic suggestions to check all the above, I've done hundreds of times. Please understand that just post something here I asked can help thousands of people have their network problems sold due to tons of discussions related to this topic.

  (Thanks in advance and sorry for my English, I'm from the Ukraine)

  Hello Goshkin,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

  Hope this information helps.

• where can I find a driver for the laserjet m1120n under win 7-64 bit print network?

  HP LaserJet M1120n MFP, CC459A, Windows 7 64 - bi t. No network printing since I have new laptop with Win 7 64 bit. I'm going to change printer too?

  OK, well, maybe there are even more options.  Not sure it will work, but try:

  1. make sure the printer is on and connected to your network. Verify that you can access the printer's internal web page by accessing its IP address before continuing. Get his IP address for a network Test printed on the front of the printer.
  2. click on > start > Control Panel > devices & Printers.
  3. click on add a printer
  4. Select local printer
  5. Select create a new port and select Standard TCP/IP Port, and click Next.
  6. under device type, select TCP/IP Device. Under the name of host or IP address, enter the IP address of the printer. Click Next.
  7. Select Hewlett-Packard in the list of manufacturers and select and select your printer model. Click Next.
  If your printer model is not in the list, then select disk provided, browse the CD that came with your HP printer and select the first file begins with hp and ending with INF. click Open, then OK. Select your printer model. Click Next.
  8. If prompted, use the driver that is currently installed.
  9. He will ask the name of the printer - enter a new name or use the one existing. This will be the name of the printer that you select from other applications.
  10. we may ask you to share the printer. Choose No.
  11. the printing area of Test Page is displayed. Go ahead and print it out.
  12. click on finish.

• Printer network disconnected by Win - 7?

  I added that a Win PC - 7 XP network works with a shared network printer (HP Officejet Pro L7680), now the XP cannot go to the printer. Impressions are sitting in a queue. I downloaded the fresh drivers from HP for XP, (0), I uninstalled, ran CCleaner and reinstalled, but Setup fails when I try to add a printer in the finals?

  Works fine in Win - 7.
  What I'm missing here?

  I added that a Win PC - 7 XP network works with a shared network printer (HP Officejet Pro L7680), now the XP cannot go to the printer. Impressions are sitting in a queue. I downloaded the fresh drivers from HP for XP, (0), I uninstalled, ran CCleaner and reinstalled, but Setup fails when I try to add a printer in the finals?

  Works fine in Win - 7.

  What I'm missing here?

  Take your post literally, a "network printer" means a printer connected directly to your network with its own IP address (and not a "shared printer", which is directly connected to one of your computers and shared on the network).

  A problem that frequently occurs with printers network, especially when new devices are added to the network (for example, your new PC) while the printer is turned off, is that your router assigns a new IP address to the printer.  Your existing installation of the printer in most cases does not know the new IP address and then stacks of print jobs in the queue, waiting for a printer to connect to the IP address specified during the first installation of the printer.

  The way to avoid this problem is to configure the printer to have a static IP address, configure each computer to use this static IP address and forget it.

  To find the IP address of your printer, read the User Guide for the printer to determine how to print or display the network status report.

  If your printer is installed, right-click on its icon in the printers and Faxes folder, select properties and click on the Ports tab.  The port of your printer should be "HP Standard TCP/IP Port."  Do NOT click anywhere in the list of ports, but click on the button "Configure Port".  Compare the port with the port that you have found the printer itself.

  Some HP printer drivers include a box on the Configuration of the Port sheet who always says 'print to this device, even if its IP address changes.'  I have not found that it's reliable, but if you want to try it, you'll need determine 'Host name' the printer and that instead of a numeric IP address.  The guide of the user for more details.  Configure the printer to use a static IP address is much safer work.

  If you are still experiencing difficulties reinstalling your printer, see His Article first.  Be sure to follow step 4.  Generally, HP network printers are much easier to install using the installation 'complete' package from HP (the CD, for example) rather than simply downloading "driver only".  The only downside is that all the other garbage software HP is then installed also.

• I want to install a printer network hp 1505n on pc win 7 64

  I can only find the complete solution is - it compatible with win 7?

  I used a universal driver and it works fine. Thanks for the help

• OfficeJet 6500 e709a, win 8, Print & Scan Doctor indicates the lack of scanning software HP Twain

  Updated to Win 8 64 on toshiba laptop, all updates installed, deleted all the old software HP (4 times now with the L4 uninstall util, ccc, in Temp% 7% * of all downloads on system file.)  still no connection to scan.  Printer works fine.  When I try to scan, I get "cannot scan because another program or computer using the HP Imaging device in network. Try again later.   The rest of my network is shut down, leaving only the laptop, the router and the printer/scanner.  Ran print HP & Scan doctor... get extended info error 4, [(2, 7, 80040007), (0, 0, 0)(, 3, 7, 0)]

  Scanner has worked without problem in Win 7 Home Premium on the same system.  This one is only about 1-1/2 years... seems HP wants to buy me a new printer.   (Note: also have a model economy HP 2050... which prints and scans without any problem to win 8)

  Now 2 days later, adding to post.  Completely removed all the system HP printer software, rubbed %temp%, rubbed registry, 3 times more.  Always get error Scanner 8 [(1, 0,-2147024770)]

  Scanner works with Windows Fax & Scan, Scanner works fine on 2 Windows 7 machines using OJ6500vE709_Full_14.exe software, troubleshoot-performed Netgear WNDR3400v2 router configured the Norton 360 Firewall to accept hpqkygrp.exe, hpqste08.exe hpqtra08.exe by HP Document CB022-90014 supplied with the printer.  hpqscnvw.exe & hpqthb08.exe are on the document are not present in C:\program HP imaging\bin. Checked ports used by the printer/scanner for the open State.  Ran Print & Scan Doctor - led Twain error every time.

  Install by using the results of the network USB vice in the same question.

  Microsoft, Norton and HP offer no solutions in the forums, or with technical support.  It is a home network, 3 computers, 1 printer, 1 router.  The printer is the cable to the port on the router.

  It seems that the installation package OJ_AIO_6500vE709_Full_Win_WW_140_408.exe missing something, since the old version worked fine in Win 8 until it has been updated to the new version.

  We did some research on this problem and it is caused by a file being in the wrong directory when the installation is done.

  That's why scanning works programs MSPaint or Windows scanning and Fax but not HPs Scan App.

  The indications are very simple and are as follows

  1. Find the folder where 7zip extracted your web pack (the directory starts with 7Z)
  2. In this folder, navigate to the drivers\scanner\x32\ folder.
  3. Copy the HPWTIOP4. DLL from that folder to the Program Files (x 86) \HP\DigitalImaging\Bin folder

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck

• SOLUTION: Get Win 7 printer drivers/HP Solution Center for work on Windows 8

  Took me some time to understand it, but I managed to do the work.

  First of all, the preliminaries:

  I have a laptop HP dv9700t running the 64-bit version of Windows 8 Pro RTM (not the preview, but I guess it will work as well on the preview).  My printer is a HP Photosmart C7280.  If you have a different printer, it is possible that something similar to how I solved my problem will help you, especially by running your installation in Windows 7 Compatibility Mode files.

  Windows 8 is provided with printer C7280 stock drivers that work by going to control panel > printers and devices > add a printer, but there is only limited to those features.  As such, I wanted to run the HP Setup files have increased functionality.

  Unfortunately, when I run the full installer of HP for my printer, there was no button 'Install a printer', or one of the other usual buttons.  There was only one button "quit".

  Here's how to let him run and install correctly.

  Right click on the HP full installation file, then properties > compatibility > then check the box "run this program in compatibility mode for:", select "Windows 7" in the drop-down list box, then click on 'OK'.

  Run the installation file as you would normally in Windows 7.

  I tried this two ways... first when you're connected via a USB cable.  It works perfectly without error.

  I also tried with the printer connected to the network via WiFi.  A few problems.

  The installation program detects my printer very well, and I clicked 'Next' or 'OK' or whatever the prompt was to install the printer.  The installation would hang 'Response of SNMP' (or something similar) and it would list the IP address of my printer.  I waited, waited, waited for an hour, and it would not go beyond that.  Not to worry.

  Proceed with the normal installation until you get the message 'Response of SNMP' and the installation fails.

  Enter with CTRL-ALT-DEL Task Manager.  You will see an entry in the 'Apps' to the installer of HP... DROP.

  Below the "Apps" list, you will see the list of "background processes".  In this list is something along the lines of "HP Network Interface user", or something similar, consuming a significant amount of CPU.  Highlight this entry and click "End task" downstairs.

  The "SNMP" window closes and your installer will end then normally and your printer/fax/scanner will be installed correctly.  HP Solution Center works normally, like printing, scanning, etc.

  The next person who uses that will give a few comments and also answer a few questions for me so I can update this post with more specific information?

  Please let me know what is the exact "SNMP" message when the installation is blocked.  Please let me also know that the exact name of the background process "HP Network User Interface" is, and the name of app Installation HP.

  I hope this will help you.

  Glad to hear that a form any of my solution works for others.

• Printer network 160 E - studio does not work in my office network

  Hi Toshiba team,

  I ' v got a Toshiba e-studio 160 network printer/scanner/fax in my office and I want everyone in the office (network) has access to the printer and scanner functions of the e-studio without using a computer 'server' that must be connected to the local parallel port of the printer. In other words, the printer is connected over TCP/IP and a RJ45 cable to my switch to the office.

  The printer configured with a valid IP address, but in my Office I havn't no matter what WINS server, the configuration field is empty and unused ones. I tried several different methods, but I can't access the printer via TCP/IP. Just the 'PING' command works correctly. I expected that the printer appears in the Windows file sharing folders, but it doesn't. Furthermore, all my computers are equipped with Microsoft Windows XP. I read somewhere in a Board of Directors that a guy has solved this problem by using a program called "P2P", but I couldn't find something like that.

  With original Toshiba drivers, it is only possible to exploit this local printer or on a print share Windows function, but I don't want that a machine is running all the time.

  I hope someone can help me with my problem.

  Best regards
  Michael

  Since it is a forum only for computers laptop Toshiba and Options, I doubt that someone will be able to help you.

  But I found a special page to Toshiba for printers and copiers.
  http://copiers.Toshiba.com/support/index.jsp

  You might find a few details here.

  Good luck

• Smart Web printing network resource error message

  I have a Photosmart C4580 with an OS Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit

  The problem is NOT the printer, but whenever I boot, I get a pop up saying message box:

  "SmartWeb installation package is not found."

  Followed by:

  ""The component you are trying to use is on a network not available resource ". "

   

  That's happened since I've tried (successfully) solve a problem of a download of HP Solution Center

  
  My browser is Google Chrome and I have not used IE for a few years (IE9 is installed) I've never used Smart Web and have no need for it, so I tried to uninstall it without success.

  The search through the forums, an expert suggested Revo uninstall.  My question is how can I get rid of those annoying pop ups and if I use Revo to uninstall Smart Web will be my other printer be affected software? Example of Solution Center designs and photo etc.

   

  Do you still need help? I read your post to DavidPK and using Revo uninstall on another Board. Looks like he's got your problem taken care of. Is this the case? I wanted to just contact you and verify.

• HP 4101mfp Networked, question

  So I have a HP 4101mfp connected to my network and I have a computer that access.  The 4101mfp has the latest firmware (03.804.6) and is connected by LAN line.  The computer that accesses has installed the most recent driver (5.8.0.17508) and I chose the 'network' connection during installation.  It is also connected through the LAN line to the router as the printer.  Everything is fine and I can print when I have to.

  Now I fix usually issues when I see them in the event viewer on Windows 7 and I found a problem that arises.  Red error event ID 7023 who she is "HP network devices support ended with the following error: the specified module could not be found.  So looking at the autorun, I see that miss me a service file:

  HPSLPSVC is the entrance and the file "hpslpsvc64.dll".  I scanned my system and watched in the HP files that are created when you install the drivers; I can't locate this file.  Can someone direct me to where I can get this file?  Maybe it's somewhere in the installation zip files?  Or if anyone knows if the related service publish in case the Viewer is repairable?

  Thank you

  To get your question more exposure I suggest you post in the trade forums since it is a commercial product. You can do it at Business Forum.

  I hope this helps!

• printer network not authorized by Microsoft Essentials

  My brother HL2070-N connected through my wireless network do not print. Somewhere in my efforts to get this going, I saw a dialog box that says that it has been excluded for security reasons. How can I get my computer to recognize and to reconnect to this printer?

  Hi AsaMangham,

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. do you receive an error message when trying to print?

  3 did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  Follow the suggestions below for a possible solution:

  Method 1: I suggest you run the Microsoft Fixit for the following article and.

  Diagnose and automatically fix problems printing and printer

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/printing_problems/en-us

   

  Method 2: You can follow the steps in the article and check if it works.

  Printer in Windows problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/printer-problems-in-Windows

  Method 3: You can try to disable the firewall temporarily and check if you are able to print.

  Enable or disable Windows Firewall

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/turn-Windows-Firewall-on-or-off

   

  Note: Activate / activate Windows Firewall once you have completed troubleshooting.  Also open the port / should be an exception for the printer in the Windows Firewall.

  See the links below for more information:

  Open a port in Windows Firewall

   http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-a-port-in-Windows-Firewall

  Firewall: Frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/firewall-frequently-asked-questions

   

  Let us know if that helps.

• Designjet Z3200 Networking question

  I have 2 identical Z3200ps plotters. It runs like a champ, and the other would be if I could understand this last question... adding to my pc to be able to print over the network. I am able to do the plank drawing through i.p. on web page address, and I can even ping plotter. However, when I go to add through devices and printers... nothing. I tried it from a pc Windows 8 and Windows 7. He research and can't find anything. I replaced the trainer and still no go. I could even send a print of the web page of the tracer. Also sent one when you're connected via USB. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!!

  Don't know how or why, but I came this morning, plugged the network cable in the plotter, initialized, and in some sort the IP config had passed from manual back to DHCP and picked up a new address. I changed the config manual, keeping the new IP address. Decided that I would try once more to add the Tracker on the network. You know, the sonofagun worked. I had activated impression more than 9100 last week, thinking the same thing you Milo. But after I did it, there was no change. Maybe it was just to take the time to update? Who knows... but anyway his work and I appreciate all the help.