HP LaserJet P1505n

[racconcia]

When i log into the web based configuration setup for my HP LaserJet P1505n printer, i get a un/pw logon .. Im not sure what it is or even what the default un/pw is. Does anyone know? Or how can I just reset it? Any ideas?

[paulbell56]

Pretty amazing / depressing this has not been answered yet.  I have the same issue and may have to discard the printer if a solution is not found.

Why are the default credentials for the printer not in the manual?

Why is there no apparent way to reset the network interface (pressing the Go and Cancel together just prints a config page)?

Why has nobody from HP answered this question?

[Brute]

I have had this problem to the point my HP Pavilion wouldn't see the printer.  I had TO REINSTALL Jet card and then turn it printer on and of once or twice to have it see it,  Then I could assign it an IP and put it in a work group

[dman363]

I was on the phone with support for over an hour having this problem with my p1505n.  What we finally figured out on how to reset the network config was:

1. Turn off the printer

2. Hold the "GO" and "Cancel" buttons at the same time.

3. Press and release the power button while still holding the "Go" and "Cancel" buttons.

4. Release the "Go" and "Cancel" buttons after about 6 seconds after you press the power button.

See if that works on resetting the network config.  I just bought the printer so i have not tried to login to the network interface.  Will try when i get home from work this evening.

[kam7475]

I am able to reset the network settings to default with the below instructions. It usually takes 3-5 minutes for the settings to reset.

1. Turn the printer off

2. Hold in Green and Red

3. Turn on Printer (Keep Buttons Pressed for 5 Seconds)

[HPL]

After change password note that you have to login with "Admin" (note the uppercase "A")

[ShaunLeeClarke]

I thought I'd forgotten/lost the password to one of my P1505n's when I couldn't login to the web interface with any of my usual passwords, but turns out it was just that I was entering 'admin' instead of 'Admin'.

Which genius at HP thought it would be a good idea to make a case sensitive username with capitalisation?

Thanks for the post - saved me some hassle.