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06-23-2013 09:38 AM
I have a solution...I am going to have my daughter film a youtube video in which I actually find a good use for this printer. TARGET PRACTICE for my 12 gage with 00 buckshot and slugs. It's a rather expensive target, but it is useless now anyway. I'll be sure to post the link to this thread so anyone who watches can see how hp treats loyal customers.
I have 2 hp laptops and have always had hp printers but no more. As a business owner, I understand that things don't work out sometimes, but we at least try to make them right or refund money/recall defective equipment. This is no different than stealing money with some kind of flim flam scheme.
Shame on you hp. Shame shame shame on you.
06-23-2013 10:41 AM
On a more constructive note I have a theory and someone should consider it at HP. When you open the printer's (ews) page go to the last tab on the right <settings> and click it. This information will appear:
Auto-Off Settings
Note: If you are using the Auto-Off feature, the printer will not be able to print any documents (including documents sent using ePrint) or process any other jobs (such as faxes or scheduled deliveries, if your printer supports these options) after the printer has turned off. These jobs can only be printed after the printer has been turned on again.
Auto-Off feature will work only if printer is in Idle mode.
08-22-2013 03:00 PM
This problem has been driving me utterly batty. My router is the Linksys E4200 with firmware 1.0.05, the most recent. Please help! The school year has already started for my 3 teens - need this printer to work!
08-31-2013 11:50 AM
Just a note. I was very frustrated about not getting the printer to stay online (connected to wifi). I was to the point of buying another modem/router to replace the one provided by Frontier. Before I went and spent more money I tried something else first. I hooked up my old router to the one provided by Frontier and ran the printer through that one. It has been 2 weeks and connection has not been dropped once (knock on wood). Since this is currently working, I am not going to purchase any other equipment at this time.
10-09-2013 07:28 PM
Here's the solution - found it under another discussion...
Turning off Universal Plug and Play on the printer definitely fixed the problem. I couldn't go more than 45 minutes without a "reboot/crash/network drop" - whatever was happening. I have now gone over 3 hours. Definitely fixed. SO....
Everybody - turn off your UPnP (under Networking on the Network tab of the printer web page).
HP - fix the real problem - this is just a work around!
Thanks everybody for pursuing this for so long! I get to sleep through the night tonight!
10-30-2013 08:37 PM
That's it! This actually worked. I turned off the Universal Plug and Play and gave the printer a static IP. I have been able to put the sleep back on at 15 minutes and for the past two weeks+ we have not once lost connection. Printer wakes up on demand and connects to the network.
@rcrang wrote:Here's the solution - found it under another discussion...
Turning off Universal Plug and Play on the printer definitely fixed the problem. I couldn't go more than 45 minutes without a "reboot/crash/network drop" - whatever was happening. I have now gone over 3 hours. Definitely fixed. SO....
Everybody - turn off your UPnP (under Networking on the Network tab of the printer web page).
HP - fix the real problem - this is just a work around!
Thanks everybody for pursuing this for so long! I get to sleep through the night tonight!
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