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05-29-2019 09:05 PM
Good day!
I tried to print documents via smartphone.
I could not find my printer through the wifi-direct, but then I put it on the ip-address. The last method gave the result, the phone saw the printer correctly, installed the printer driver, after which the printer began printing on the phone through any programs!
Then I tried to install a new printer on my computer using a specific ip-address. A new printer has been installed, but it has the same problem: it formally sends a file from the program WORD to print, the task appears in the print queue for a second and disappears immediately, as completed, but there is no real print.
I think the whole problem is in the driver, but I have already tried installing various drivers for this printer. None of the attempts yielded results.
05-30-2019 10:39 AM
Try creating another local account and install the printer drivers and try to print: https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/4026923/windows-10-create-a-local-user-or-administrator-acc...
Keep me posted 🙂
I am an HP Employee
05-31-2019 03:07 PM
Good evening!
I logged on to my laptop under a different account (administrator). Under this entry, everything is perfectly printed from any program.
Then I tried to print a test page using the same HPdevice under my account (domain administrator account) and under the local computer account (local device administrator).
Under the device administrator's account, there are no problems with printing a test page, but under my domain administrator account I get the error: "The test print page was printed incorrectly. The parameter was set incorrectly."
Then it is obvious that my account has some limitations. Maybe I need to change something in the registry or security policies?
06-04-2019 01:06 PM - edited 06-04-2019 01:12 PM
This is an Operating System issue. I recommend you contact Microsoft regarding this.
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I am an HP Employee
06-05-2019 10:25 AM
Good day!
I'm not sure that your answer is correct, because the operating system is one, the drivers are the same, but if you work as a laptop user, then everything is printed as it should, but if you work as a domain user, then the printer can print only graphic files.
I think that these are some restrictions set by accounting policies and you should understand that this may affect your software ...
P.S. I have other HP printers that work correctly under my account.
06-05-2019 10:38 AM
Yes, it is an account issue related to permissions. Try this:
Create a folder and right click it (CTRL+ Left click) and select Get Info, check the box next to Share folder.
Under the permissions section ensure your user account have read and write permissions.
From System Preferences select Sharing, ensure that File sharing is enabled and click the Edit / Options button.
Ensure the SMB option is checked and the user is listed and selected, add the user if required.
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