HP OfficeJet - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Cartiidse Error:-
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I figured out the problem with my printer. If none of your ink cartridges are detected (missing) then follow the install steps below. 1. Turn on printer 2. After printer declares cartridges missing open the printer and remove the cartridges (advise putting a piece of paper under the cartridges to catch any ink that spills). 3. Turn off the printer (keep the top of the printer open) 4. Turn on the printer (still with the top of the printer open) 5. After the printer declares the cartridges missing again install the cartridges (while the printer is powered on). Close the top of the printer. 6. The printer should begin to cycle the ink into the printer and back out to the ink reservoirs. 7. After the ink cycle the printer should display genuine ink cartridges are installed 8. Make sure paper is in the tray so the printer can perform an alignment. 9. Everything should be ok after that. Chad

I would lift the top up...and on the back left corner is a slot that the tab from the lid goes into to say the top is closed, I would stick a piece of paper of cardboard in the grove, or slot and see if that works..I think it is a light beam type switch, and not a mechanical switch that telsl the printer the lid is down..so you basically blocking light when cardboard is in that slot... Kenny

Check the paper size settings in Printer Properties. A4 and Letter are similar, but enough to throw the register off.

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There should be a textured seperator pad, if that's worn out, replace it. Also check the ADF rollers should not be smooth. You may need to just replaced the ADF maintenance kit. It should include the roller assembly and seperator pad.

In 'Print Preview' look at the margins, and see if anything is too close to the edge of the paper. If it is, then set your margins further from the edge, or drag graphics further from the edge, etc.

To correct the margins that are set to close to the edge of the paper, open the document in Microsoft Word and follow these steps:

1. Make sure that you are using the same printer driver that gave you the error in Microsoft Word Viewer.
2. In Word, on the File menu, click Page Setup.
3. Click OK.
   
   You receive a warning dialog box about the unprintable regions.
4. Click the Fix button.
5. Save and close the document.

You can now open and print the document in Word Viewer without receiving the error message.

Try using the HP Print Diagnostic Utility in Windows - HP Customer Care (United States - English).

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To get back online of your printer, go to Control Panel and Select Printer & Faxes then OPEN.
A list of Printer is on the browser, point the printer with your mouse then right click on your Printer HP OfficeJet to select Printer Offline and click it to go back Printer Online. Good luck!

You should really go through the manual next time you buy a device, not only can it explain you all the features which it has, but you can also figure out answers to basic things like "how to reset it". Here's the manual, I hope I helped: HP Officejet J5780 PDF Manual

go to www.hp.com and download a new driver of your scaner for xp

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395 The machines were unable to complete the handshake.

*Try to send the fax at a time when telephone line conditions have improved

Some times you will find the paper is too "THICK" try copying to a thinner paper then faxing.

Found that out this week. Hope it helps?

The remote machine appears to be locked.

Solutions

• Ask the user of the remote machine to turn it off for 10 seconds, and then turn it back on. Retry the transmission.
• Send to another fax machine to make sure the issue is with the one specific remote machine.

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