- #HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD HOW TO#
- #HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD DRIVER#
- #HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD FULL#
- #HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD WINDOWS 10#
I had this problem when I updated my PC to Windows 10 from 8.1.
#HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD DRIVER#
If You are having Blue Tooth connection issues, chances are your PC or device's Blue Tooth is not Blue Tooth 3.0, and Windows has updated the driver to a 3.0 Blue Tooth driver. Then when it does spit out a single page, it gives me errors for another hour! This is a business printer! Why did I spend $200 on this!!? Either no paper, no ink, tray not open, even when everything is correct. Original post: October 2015 WONT PRINT! It keeps giving me errors.
Maybe it'll save you hours of headache that I have experienced (with HP customer service, then with the product itself.) So if anyone else is having a "printing problem" then try my power-up method. You are horrible and I won't ever buy another HP product again, but this printer is necessary and "must" work, so I found the process that all your engineers missed, and you customer service won't admit to.
#HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD HOW TO#
Stupid? ABSOLUTELY! Is HP (sales, product, and customer service) incompetent? ABSOLUTELY! But I'm stuck with this printer because HP customer service won't talk to me about it (apparently this printer is a thorn in their side) but, at least for my printer, I figured out how to make it work. (This actually only happens if the panel is open before I power it on.) I then click both inks open and closed, then I close the ink panel and let the printer go through it's start-up checks. I let the ink track run its checks and then it will slide over. In the off position, I put a piece of paper in the feeder tray and I open the ink cartridge access panel. Perhaps it will help someone else out there. So this is the sequence that makes my printer work.
#HP MOBILE PRINTERS FOR IPAD FULL#
I'm frustrated that I had to discover it, because it means that HP is full of incompetent programmer and managers, but it's a $200 printer that I can't return and HP customer service literally told me that they're not going to help me even though the printer still has 9 months of manufacture warranty on it (Thanks Mike!). Then when I open the ink access panel, the inks will not auto-slide over and the printer is effectively stuck in a non-responsive error loop.īut I discovered the sequence that works. If I hit the power button on the printer, it will give me a 'paper feed and power button' blink error. She's lost clients because she turns the printer on and it won't print! Reading the other reviews, this is apparently a common problem with this printer system. So my wife uses this printer for business. Cannot recommend this model, buy at your own risk, or wait until another model is released by HP, or buy from a competitor. Our corporation had standardized on HP brand products, but this "nightmare" has caused us to rethink our business relationship with Hewlett-Packard. This is NOT a cartridge problem, rather it is a HP OfficeJet 100 mobile printer engineering-design failure. I have gone through several very pricey HP color cartridges. All of them have the same communication problem and FAIL to print. To-date, I have had a total of three (3) of these printers, i.e., the original, and two (2) factory authorized replacement printers from HP. Since the color printer must work correctly even for basic black printing, the printer is effectively hobbled and worthless. The underlying problem is that the hardware and/or sensor that communicates between the color cartridge print head and the internal printer hardware does not function correctly, and continuously gives an error reading, "blinks" continuously, and will not print. During the course of the past year, after the original was deemed by HP Central Hardware Department as being defective, and no fewer than two (2) replacement printers from HP, this dreadful mobile printer still does not work. This is unquestionably the single-most disappointing printer from HP I have ever owned. Printer from Hell, the HP OfficeJet 100™ Wireless Inkjet Printer Model L411a Product CN551A. HP OfficeJet 100 Wireless Inkjet Printer Model L411a Product CN551a "Hellraiser" by Hewlett-Packard®. Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2016 "Hellraiser" by Hewlett-Packard® -The Printer from Hell - HP OfficeJet 100™ Wireless Inkjet Printer Model L411a Product CN551A
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