Printer stops printing after first page and show the following on the second page: INTERNAL ERROR - Including Corrupted Data POSITION : ox23759 (145241) SYSTEM : h6fw/x1_image VERSION : SPL 5024 03-27-2006

Data is getting scramble in memory somewhere. Also check for loose connections since one that a not 100% secured in place can cause corruption when the connection is not solid.

Hi,
Resetting the HP LaserJet Pro M1536dnf accomplishes the following:

• Clears all data from the printer's memory (including unprinted data, downloaded fonts, and macros).
• Stops any printing that is taking place and ejects the page.
• Removes some error conditions.
• Resets the printer to its factory default settings.

Reset Procedure:

• Turn off the printer
• Press and hold the Left arrow & Cancel while you turn on the printer
• Once you see Permanent Storage Init you can release the buttons.
• The printer should now start resetting.

Thanks,
HP Printer Support

Hi
Try disconnecting the printer from power and from PC.
Connect after several minutes.
Solved?
Try re-installing the printer drivers on your machine.

Hope this helps.Thanks!

I had this problem of the printer reportings "Corrupted Data" on a Samsung CLP-300 and a Samsung MPL-1910 printer and found a software setting that resolves the issue. I only found this issue on Windows 8.1 but I'm not sure it's Windows OS related. I just hadn't had this problem on Windows 7, Vista or XP. My printers are all on my home network connected to print servers so use TCP/IP ports on the laptop.

Go to the Printer Properties menu and select the "Ports" tab (3rd from the left near the top of the menu box.
Select "Configure Ports..." within this tab
If you have "RAW" selected then select LPR.
I added a Queue Name to match the Print server but I'm not sure if this is required
Then click OK and then you'll be returned to the Printer Properties Menu box.
Select the "General" tab on the extreme left of the tabs and click on "Print Test Page"
If you get a "WIndows Printer Test Page" out then this has resolved your problem.

I notice that it still reports on the Test Page that the format is RAW but now it works fine.

This is what the result for that error code is:-
ERROR 49.XXXX
A critical firmware error has occurred that caused the processor on the formatter to abort the operation. This type of error can be caused by invalid print commands, corrupt data, or invalid operations. In some instances, electrical noise in the cable can corrupt data during transmission to the printer. Other causes include poor quality parallel cables, poor connections, or specific software programs. Remove all EIO devices and firmware DIMM if installed. Restart printer. If error is gone replace each EIO device until error appears. Replace device which triggers error. May also be formatter.
Firmware updates are available for some machines at http://hp.com and clicking on the drivers and software tab. Also try printing from a different application. If that works go back to the first application and try printing a different file to determine if the problem is file related. You may need to reseat the memory DIMM's or replace the firmware DIMM or formatter board.

SPL-C -Incomplete Session by time out

Position : 0xddde (56798)
System : src/os_hook
Line :1646
Version : SPL-C 5.35 11-20-2007

Any one can help me how to fix this Error please.

motherboard faulty,cannot process data.change

its nothing the dll file has got corrupted call to the toll free no and ask for resolution....

first try to upgrade the firmware
second try a cold reset
if this dont work change the formatter

Normally it is fro corrupt data or bad cables.

49.xxxx error explain.

A critical firmware error has occurred that
caused the processor on the formatter to
abort the operation.
This type of error can be caused by invalid
print commands, corrupt data, or invalid
operations.
In some instances, electrical noise in the
cable can corrupt data during transmission
to the printer. Other causes include poorquality
parallel cables, poor connections, or
specific software programs.
Sometimes, the formatter itself is at fault,
which is usually indicated by a 79 Service error