SCRIPT ERROR 2053

[TJ16]

I get the script error when trying to print from email.

LINE 2053

CHAR 1

CLASS DOESN'T SUPPORT AUTOMATION

CODE 0

URL.RES//IEFRAME.DLL/PREVIEW.JS

[-JohnB-]

hi there tj16,

sorry to hear you are having troubles, could you provide us with a little more information? Things like your printer model and operating system help narrow down troubleshooting a lot. 

[TJ16]

Hi John,my printer is a HP Photosmart C4380.OPP.Windows Vista.Wireless.Your help would be very much appreciated.

[TJ16]

Hi John,thank you for contacting me.My printer is a HP Photosmart C4380 all-in-one.Laptop system Windows Vista.Your help will be much appreciated.TJ

[elvis324]

We used to have no trouble printing from email and the net.  Now we get the following message every time

we try.   

                 line 2061

                 Char 1   

                 Error class     doesn't support automation

                 Code 0

                  Url  res://reframe.dll/preview.js     

Can You help me?          It is a HP Officejet J4580 All-In-One

[Binary_Zen]

Hi,

Which OS(windows, Mac etc.) are you using? Which internet browser are you using when this error pops up?

[elvis324]

i use Vista Home operating system      This was in my original query.... How do  I fix it   Elvis 324

[TJ16 · Accepted solution]

Hi BZ, I use windows vista basic.Server YAHOO.Printer HP Photosmart C 4380. Your help would be very much appreciated.

[DanSmith]

The issue is caused when Windows creates the printer profile in the control panel that it doesn't correctly create it with the drivers.

We're not going to completely uninstall all the HP software, instead we're going to remove the corrupt Windows printer profile and reinstall it.  Total time for this on an average computer is about 5-10 minutes to completely repair (including reboot).

1) Navigate to Start Menu > Devices and Printers or Start Menu > Control Panel > Printers

2) Select each printer profile for the printer with an issue, then select remove device/printer.

3) Reboot

4) Navigate to Start Menu > All Programs > HP > insert model # here > Add Printer (or Setup Wizard)

5) Follow the setup prompts to reinstall the printer profile and it recreates the Windows printer.

6) Run the HP Update Tool from Start Menu > All Programs > HP if your printer installs it, rebooting afterwards if necessary.

7) Test by printing google.com (uses very little ink when the test page comes out).

Let me know if you have any questions or issues.

Thanks,

Dan