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12-31-2021 10:45 AM
I've just set up a brand new Deskjet 3700 and would like to register for an Instant Ink trial.
HOWEVER... you need a code which can only be obtained once you've logged into the printer's Web Services. When I try to do this, it asks for a password:
I've never set a password for this feature, so how can I obtain it? I've looked everywhere for a default and can't find one. You can't leave the box blank, as it won't allow you to submit. I've tried the Wifi direct default password ('12345678') and my HP Smart account password. No dice.
Any ideas?
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01-05-2022 04:32 AM
Thank you for the answer. Unfortunately your method did not work for my printer. It simply printed out the Network Configuration Page.
However, I did find out the solution myself. If you open the front cover of the printer - as if to remove the print cartridges - you will find the default EWS password (it's actually a PIN number) printed on the right, along with your printer's serial number.
01-04-2022 03:15 PM
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We'll have to perform a reset on the Printer for this. I have sent you a private message, for more details that cannot be shared in a public post.
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01-05-2022 04:32 AM
Thank you for the answer. Unfortunately your method did not work for my printer. It simply printed out the Network Configuration Page.
However, I did find out the solution myself. If you open the front cover of the printer - as if to remove the print cartridges - you will find the default EWS password (it's actually a PIN number) printed on the right, along with your printer's serial number.