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11-28-2020 01:31 PM - edited 11-28-2020 01:53 PM

A couple days ago, I got a message from Kumar0307HP suggesting that I try some steps to troubleshoot, not this specific issue, but "After intalling a new ink cartridge the printer will not print." I decided to go ahead and do that, thinking that Kumar's solution might do something that we haven't troubleshooting this issue.
Those steps did not change anything. It ended up with "Failed to coommunicate with your selected product..."
I need a printer. If you have anything further to suggest, I will do them. But if you have exhausted the resources that HP makes available to resolve my situation, I will need to purchase another printer.
TIA for replying to this.
SweetTasha.
AaaH Now it shows the full menu bar.
Apparently I didn't take the last screenshot. Here's what Ihave in my notes::
" to operated uour printer wirelessly, connect your printer to your home network. If your printer is NOT CONNECTED to your network, click 'printer not connect to network'
But IT IS CONNECTED. The tiny WiFi blue LED is on (on the printer touch panel)
I tried RETRY
same result "failed to communicate..."
I will click CONNECT, then choose Network-Wireless
Now we are in a never-ending loop.
11-30-2020 02:45 AM

Hi,
My suggestion to make it easier. Remove all earlier added associated printers from your window.
- Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers
- Then right-click those printers you added earlier and hit Remove Device
After that, try …
Restart your Router, Computer and Printer if the HP Print And Scan Doctor did not fix the issue.
Next, perform a Network Defaults and try reconnecting the Printer
1. From the printer control panel, touch or swipe down the tab at the top of the screen to open the Dashboard, and then touch ( Setup ).
2. Touch Network Setup.
3. Touch Restore Network Settings. A message appears stating that the network defaults will be restored.
4. Touch Yes.
5. Print the network configuration page and verify that the network settings have been reset.
From the home screen on the printer control panel, swipe down to open the Dashboard, and then touch the Wireless icon
Touch the Setup icon
Touch Wireless Settings, and then touch Wireless Setup Wizard
- Touch the name of your network in the list of available networks [do ensure same network name], and then touch OK.
- If the list does not contain your network name, touch Enter New Network Name, and then follow the on-screen instructions to enter your network name.
If prompted, type the WEP or WPA key (network password), and then touch Done.
A summary screen displays. Touch OK to return to the home screen.
Alternatively use manual IP method; assign a Manual IP Address to the printer.
1) Obtain the IP address of the printer – You can touch the “wireless” icon on the printer control panel to obtain the IP address or print a Network Configuration Page
2) Type the IP address on your web browser to obtain the printer EWS page on your computer.
3) Go to "Network" tab - General - Select "Network protocols" - Select "Enable IPv4 only" (or similar) - Apply the settings.
4) Go to the “Network” tab – Click on “Wireless (802.11) – Then click on “Network address (IPv4)
5) Click Manual IP
6) If you see a Suggest a Manual IP Address button, click Manual IP address, and the Manual IP addresses are automatically filled out for you.
7) If your page does not have a button to suggest a manual IP address, type the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway using the numbers shown in the report you printed.
Since you have done most of those including resetting window cache, i hope this last resort help.
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12-01-2020 02:39 PM

I performed all of the steps from
Remove all earlier added associated printers from your window.
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Alternatively use manual IP method; assign a Manual IP Address to the printer.
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7) If your page does not have a button to suggest a manual IP address, type the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway using the numbers shown in the report you printed.
The "report You printed" was 3 blank pages. I was able to get the information through another route.
I finally got everything done and got this, which seemed to say I was good to go. But when I tried to print, nothing printed. It went to the print queue and showed status of "error - printing"
It's time to purchase a new printer. As you might imagine, all of this leave a really bad impression of HP-the-company. Not you personally.
So Long and Regards. FredFrog.
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