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• After that my virus clean my printer does not work I have windows xp and my printer Deskjet F 300 said

  After that a virus clean my printer HP Deskjet F 300 quit working they installed Windows XP from Windows 2000 and I can't make it work help

  "they have installed?  You had somebody "clean" your computer and they have also installed Windows XP (you used to have Windows 2000)?

  The first thing you need to do is to determine if 'they' a legitimate version of Windows XP installed.  Download and run the MGADiag tool.  If the tool does not report that Windows is "genuine", take back it the computer and demand that 'they' install an authentic version, paid Windows XP.  While they are at it, tell them to install a driver for your HP Deskjet F300.

  If you do not have a genuine version of Windows XP, then go to this page: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=228&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=1128298
  You have several choices to this page.

  • The top line, which only says: 'Pilot' is the complete set of software including software HP's Photosmart printer drivers and the scanner of your Deskjet.  As the HP notes, this is a very large download, so if you want this package, you must have a high-speed Internet connection or order the CD.
  • The second line, which says "Driver - Product Installation software" includes the basic print and scan drivers.  HP has said, "not all product features are supported with this installation package."  I don't know what "features" are not supported if you choose this option.
  • It should not necessary the "Patch" because or the other of the first two downloads is dated after the patch and so should be included.  After things are installed, you can download and install the most recent of the 3 "Updates".

  When you wrote that the printer "will not work" after a new installation of Windows XP, I assume that the printer is not installed at all.  Just in case, however, previously, you use the package that you download from HP, follow the instructions here to clean all traces of a failed attempt to install it.  (Note: remember "Step 4".)  "Step 6" refers to the directions outlined in the upper part of this post.)

• Is there a driver compatible windows 8 for the printer deskjet 5850?

  Nothing comes up on the Web site, diagnosis/service tool fails.  This printer is just too old?

  I have used with success in the series HP Deskjet 3510 class driver for two RT of Windows 8 and Windows 8, 8.1 Professional to print to the HP Deskjet 5850.

• How to eliminate the double printing using Windows Vista and the printing of a brother, all-in-One Printer, MFC 490CW wireless configuratrion?

  Example:

  NNooww iiss tthhee ttiimmee ggoooodd mmeenn ttoo ccoommee ttoo tthhee aaiidd ooff tthheeiirr ccoouunnttrryy aallll ffoorr...

  Print appears as above, except that the spacing between the characters seem to be a space of 1/2 rather than a complete space.

  Thank you

  Hello
  • When you try to print?
  • What were the changes made before the show?
  • How long have you been faced with this problem?
  You can view these methods:
   
  Method 1:
  I suggest you to check the print preview .
   
  Method 2:
  Uninstall the driver and the printer software:
  1. open devices and printers, click the Start button, and then on the start menu, click devices and printers.
  2 - Click on the printer you want to remove, click on remove the device and then click Yes.
  If you can't delete the printer, right-click again, click Run as administrator, click on remove the device and then click Yes.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  3. click on the properties of high print server of the screen and select the tab drivers, under delete evyrhing is installed as a printer except the xps document writer and send a note to the driver package.
   
  Step 2.
  Install the printer.
  Now reinstall the printer, refer to the article below to install a printer.
  Install a printer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/find-and-install-printer-drivers

• How to set up a wireless connection between my computer windows 7 and my printer?

  Laptop running windows 7 and HP wireless printer.

  What printer wireless HP do you have?

  Is the printer connected to your wireless network and online?

  If so I just used the software provided from HP who asked me if I wanted to connect to a USB port or wireless router. I choose the option Wireless for my HP J4680 AiO device and the software installed the driver appropriate printer and other associated software, IE. Center solutions HP, etc and I could use my wireless printer.

  Click here to download manuals updated, how - to, of, software, drivers, etc for your machine.

  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/welcome-copy.html#support

  If your printer is not connected to your network, you may need to set up a temporary ad hoc wireless between the printer and a PC. Once you do this, you can enter the printer wireless configuration pages and configure the SSID of the network, wireless, encryption type, encryption key, etc.. Also, FWIW, I have set my HP machine with a static IP address to make it easier for me to access any pages of any PC on my network config.

• Printing - Windows 7 and HP printer wireless problem

  I'm having a problem with wireless printing on... I am running Windows 7 Home Premium, on a a new HP laptop and an hp officejet pro 8500 wireless device.  As another user on this forum... it will work if I plug in the usb cable, but it is not an acceptable solution for me.  I have two other computers on my wireless network... a mac and an office (both on different operating systems) that are printing the printer wireless without a problem.  It will remain not connected my laptop (Windows 7).  What seems to happen, is that I lose my connection to the network.  This is not moved until I started trying to print wireless.  But now that I am printing wireless I can print a job or two, and then I lose my connection.  If I run upstairs and power to the bottom of my router, I'll be able to print again... briefly... and then I lose my wireless connection and I start over again.  I uninstalled and reinstalled.  I installed the correct drivers (and I am able to print... but I'll have to restart my router every 30 minutes approximately).  If I'm not looking to print wireless from my laptop (with windows 7) I don't have this problem... I lose no connection between my laptop and the wireless network unless I'm wireless printing.  Other computers on the wireless network will continue to work very well, but I have to restart my router in order to get reactivated the ability to print.  Print a couple of jobs and then * poof * I can't print more.     My router is a Belkin N + B1F688.  My printer is connected wireless to my router and is recognized and used by two other computers.  I spent COUNTLESS hours trying to solve this problem.  I have lived my configuration of the firewall.  WHAT SHOULD I DO?

  You can post on this forum of HP printer help...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/BD-p/networking

  MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience
  "When all else fails try what the captain suggested before you started...". »

• My printer driver is set by default, but I get the message saying that no printer installed windows 7 and epson printer of 1160

  I had to reinstall windows 7 a failure and now I can't print sever system.

  I have an epson 1160 printer connected via USB cable and is installed according to the instructions in connecting it and let windows do its thing.  It is set as the default printer.

  Whenever I try to print from office 2010 for example, I get the message saying unable to print because no printer is installed.  I reinstalled several times, checked the settings and still nothing.  Can anyone help please.

  Hello

  I suggest to download and install drivers from the following link and check.

  http://www.Epson.com/cgi-bin/store/support/supDetail.jsp?OID=14436&infoType=downloads

• Windows 7 and HP Deskjet F380

  I bought a new computer with Windows 7 and my HP Deskjet F380 won't print anything.  Is there any solution for this?

  HP supports the HP products.

  Start here: all-in-one printer, HP Deskjet F380

  Download the software/drivers appropriate for your version and architecture of Windows 7.
  (You have 32 bit or 64 bit?)

• HP Officejet 6500 all-in-One Printer does not send scan and HP print and Scan doctor without help

  HP Officejet 6500 all-in - One Printer does not scan for Windows 7 and HP Print and Scan doctor says 'not imaging' & send error message 8, [1.0,-2147221498)] - I reconnected my officejet drivers reinstalled, etc & nothing works.  I looked for help & tried repeatedly, & am willing to renounce HP.

  Hello

  Thank you for using the HP Forums.

  You can try this alternative solution to Scan:

  HP extended Scan

  FTP://FTP.HP.com/pub/scanners/HPScanExt/HPScanExt.msi

  Once it has downloaded and installed, go to start > all programs > HP > HP Scan extended > Run "HP Scan extended.

  Let us know if it works.

• Windows 7 and HP LaserJet 4 Plus

  I have a new laptop with windows 7 and a printer LaserJet 4 Plus old (but very reliable).  I managed to download drivers from the HP site, but it still won't print.  I get no error messages, just nothing happens when I try to print a document or test page.  I have to change something in my settings?

  There are three areas major problems installing a Laserjet 4 in Windows 7:

  • Ports.  The Laserjet 4 and its derivatives have a standard parallel port, but most of the Windows 7 machines no longer have a parallel port.  The most common solution is a USB-parallel conversion cable.  This can be problematic, because many of the converter cables do not support Windows 7.  [Edit - here marked positions have the models of cable converter in the forum users has reported as working in Windows 7]. In addition, most cables have no documentation (or even a brand name) makes it difficult to solve problems.  The converter can provide a parallel port simulated as LPT3: or it may be a port USB001.:  Another option with the Laserjet 4 would be adding a JetDirect card that would provide a network for the Laserjet 4 port.  This will require the Laserjet connected to a router and would provide access network on multiple computers if you wish.  A typical JetDirect card for the Laserjet 4 is shown here.
  • Drivers.  The Laserjet 4 drivers (and 4 M and other derivatives) are sent through Windows Update.  If Windows Update is enabled (as described in the method of step 2 here in the section "configure Windows Update for"...) you may be able to simply plug in the USB cable and install the driver correctly.  If not do the following: click on start Orb, devices and printers, add printer, and then select the appropriate port.  When the list of printers, click Windows Update.  It will take several minutes for the list to repopulate, when it is finished the Laserjet 4 series printer won't be available under HP (Hewlett-Packard).
  

• HP Deskjet 842C printer will print on limited user on local Windows XP Professional SP3

  Hello, I have reinstalled my HP Deskjet 842C printer on my Windows XP Pro SP3 machine.  I am unable to print on any user account. It allows to print network computers when a user account when they are on the user account.  Only, it will not print user of the local computer account.  I have a canon also connected to the computer and it will print on the user account.  If I go from the user account to an administrator account, it prints.  I added users, authenticated users, and the names of my accounts to the tab titles and gave them all the permissions.  She still does not print.  In printers and faxes, the icon indicates the printer is "ready", either in the user or administrator.  What happens here? He used to work.

  Update: as an experiment I've reinstalled the drivers for an old Win XP laptop and was able to print from the user account on this.   When I try to add the printer in the user account the ability to add a local printer is dimmed however the possibility of adding a network printer is clickable.

  I found the solution to it.

  Bidirectional support should be tell-activated (ie. not checked) in the ports tab.  In an administrator account goto Start > printers and faxes > right click on your printer > properties (properties of the printer in Win7) > uncheck bidirectional support.

  I hope this will be useful to anyone who can search for it in the future

• DeskJet 2546 b: Wireless print job stays in queue and poster printer offline after the upgrade to Windows 10

  I write a fix I found for a pretty annoying problem involving 10 Windows and HP wireless printers.

  My Deskjet 2546-b printer was printing OK wireless to the point 8.1 of Windows until that I upgraded my computer to Windows 10. Immediately after I upgraded to Windows 10, I could not scan, so I reinstalled the printer software and has worked for a day or two and then the printer would print not unless I restarted the printer or the computer - sometimes 2 or 3 times. This went on for a few weeks, sometimes it would be nice, sometimes, usually after the computer restarts, he would simply go offline. Once, he went offline 3 times when I was printing about 20 postage labels, recently he went 1 week without any problems.

  Long story short, after a lot of troubleshooting and to help a friend to HP, I found the problem to be associated with the WSD/service Port in Windows 10. My printer still maintains a stable connection with my Netgear router (wireless to the printer light stays on blue) and I was able to scan from the HP software and I could ping the printer... but printing would be just stuck in the print queue (the spooler service) and the printer showed offline in the queue, hardware and windows devices , or when printing from a program like Windows.

  I learned that if I went in devices and printers, until I sent a print job, if the printer showed offline, I could save time by restarting the printer simply and he would come every time (less painful) online.

  

  But it's just a solution and not a solution.

  Nothing worked... not even print and scan doctor. The final fix that worked was to define an IP address manually for the printer, and then I put the print driver to use a standard TCP/IP port.

  Here is the step by step. Your printer must already be connected to your network (solid blue on printer).

  Step 1: Make sure your printer uses a manual IP address

  (1) to obtain the IP address of your printer:

  • If your printer has a control panel with a menu, it's easy... Just look in the settings menu without wire/report and write your printer IPv4 address.
  • If your printer is not a menu of fancy and repower the computer and printer HP Print and Scan Doctor network menu display use (wireless), or you can connect to your router from a web browser (usually 192.168.1.1) and look at attached IPs (like me). Some printers can also print a report of the network when you hold down some buttons everything back up and running, but you will need to search the web site of the Internet or HP to find the process for your printer model - the report displays the IP Address of the printer.

  (2) once you have the IP address of the printer number, type this information in a web browser... like 192.168.1.x (where x is the last number of your printer)

  Web page of the printer should find - otherwise, use another browser (you can use a tablet or iPad if you want). HP has several different forms of printing of web pages (embedded web servers) depending on your printer model, but they all have a large number of parameters.

  (3) since the network tab or section, look for a manual IP address configuration.

  

  (4) suggest an IP address or type in a new.  I've personally used suggest and then replaced by the last number 241. You want to use a high number, something in the order of 240 to 250 to reduce the risk of problems caused by your router assign this number to something else on your network. Note the 4 digits for the new IP address manual, you will use them later.

  5) click apply and close the web page of the printer.

  Step 2: Make the print driver using the manual IP address of the printer

  Open the devices and printers in Windows, right click on your printing device and select printer properties. Follow the prompts to get the WSD port and on a new local port...

  

  1) click on the ports tab.

  (2) add the Port.

  (3) click on after the first screen, and then click new port type.

  (4) enter the IP address of the printer.

  (5) next.

  (6) select the new port.

  7) click OK.

  You have now two pilots displayed in the printers and devices window, you can now print... but you might not be able to scan and the HP printing software may not work as he might want to lets you add a new printer when you open it... If Yes, proceed to step 3.

  Step 3: Remove print devices and install a new one.

  Need to do this to get the software back HP synchronized so you can scan.

  (1) right click 2 print devices listed in the window of your printer and remove them by clicking on remove device.

  (2) open the HP printer Assistant software (from the icon on the desktop or you can search Windows by using the name of your printer).

  (3) installation/add a new printer... go fast and a new device icon is added to the printers and devices window.

  4) return to the printers and devices window and open the properties of the printer again for your printer icon.

  5) go to the ports tab (yet) and you'll see a new selected WSD port, select Port Standard, you created earlier in step 2.

  (6) you have now two print devices in the window (again), but now everything should work.

  These two devices alone from here on out. Do not remove one and everything should work fine. At least it worked for me. I hope it works for you. I'm hoping a Windows update resolves this problem soon, I see many people who cannot print or scan wireless after they upgraded - not just the stuff of HP.

• Cannot print using Windows 7 using HP Deskjet 842C series

  I cannot print from windows 7 using HP Deskjet 842 C series.  Windows and HP said is compatible, it can only print from other applications and not Windows 7.  Any suggestions?

  I cannot print from windows 7 using HP Deskjet 842 C series.  Windows and HP said is compatible, it can only print from other applications and not Windows 7.  Any suggestions?

  In fact - what HP means without out and say what they deem a legacy device (printer) and even if they included a universal driver (Microsoft put in Windows 7) and it should work without doing you anything else - it is perhaps not fully functional as it was in previous operating systems where they (HP) it supported.

  HP in this case is the manufacturer of the equipment and in all related case material - the hardware manufacturer is responsible for the materiel support (drivers, software, etc.)

  You can follow the advice of HP, if you want to:

  Install the driver with Windows Update with a USB connection (downloadable Driver is not available)

  But really what they're trying to say is, "your printer is old - buy a new one from us so that we can stay in business."

• 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... :-)

• Driver printer Deskjet 648C for Windows 8

  Just need to know where I can get the driver for my Deskjet 648C for my newly purchased Windows 8 fantastic.

  The printer is not an all-in-one.  Thanks in advance...

  Greetings! Welcome to the forums, ggrin!

  I understand that you are looking for drivers for your Deskjet 648c on your system Windows 8.

  I looked into the available drivers and unfortunately there is not a function driver full downloadable for the printer Deskjet 648c on Windows 8.

  Your only option is to install a driver for 8 Windows with Windows Update

  I hope that helps clarify and answer your question!

  Have a fantastic day