Saturday, 23 April 2016

Printer Issues - Troubleshooting Your HP Printer Problems

Despite being highly reliable in the most challenging and rough and tough conditions, HP printers may still create problems and deny functioning properly. And you know that problems always occur at the times when you need your device the most. Look into the common problems below and see the self-help guide to resolve the issues on your own.
Offline Printer - Power off the computer and printer and disconnect their power cords from the power outlet. Also unplug the printer from the computer. Now, plug back the power cable back into the computer and power it on. Also connect the printer back to the power cable but don't turn it on. Connect the printer back to the computer and then power it on. The computer will detect the printer and it will be ready to use.
Printer doesn't print- Check the paper tray that it is not out of paper. Check if you recently made changes to your printer settings. If you did, then restore the settings to resolve the problem. Ensure that your recently installed firewall or anti-virus program not interfering with the printer.
If it is wireless printer, check your connection settings. If these are ok, then check that you have assigned a static IP address to your printer. If there is no static IP address, then assign one as your printer might look for new IP address every time you turn it on.
Missing/corrupted drivers- If you recently upgraded to newer Windows versions such as XP/Vista/7, you certainly need new printer driver for your printer to work. Drivers are applications that establish communication between Windows and the hardware (any hardware viz. printer, modem, router etc.).
If the driver is faulty or corrupted then replace it by downloading and installing a new, compatible one. Also, regularly update drivers for smooth functioning of printers. You can download and update drivers from your manufacturer's website or simply run Windows Update to check if new updates are available to download.
Paper jams- A very common issue with all the printers, paper jams occur frequently due to several reasons such as dirt inside the printer, damaged paper roller, or wrong type of paper is used etc. Clean the printer with a soft, dry cloth and if possible keep it in a dirt-free or clean area. Always use the right type of paper and any problem occurring because of this reason would be resolved.
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