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04-11-2022
04:19 AM
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04-11-2022
08:50 AM
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Ric_ob
This is a 2 month old printer which kept going offline. After working with HP support and trying various fixes, I'm now at a point where the printer reports "setup incomplete". I can't seem t get past this error message. How do I complete the setup?
04-13-2022 09:39 AM
@rrwflorida
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Sandytechy20
I am an HP Employee
04-14-2022 05:17 AM
Thank you, Sandytechy20. I haven't been contacted yet but I will welcome any offer of assistance. I have now progressed beyond the "setup incomplete" message but the problem which initiated it remains unsolved despite hours of work by HP support agents (Aceone Technologies in Arizona) and myself. The printer is connected to my wireless network and accessible via HP Smart on my iOS devices (iPhone, iPad) using HP Smart (but not Apple Airprint which doesn't see it) but not my Macbook (Mac Os Monterey 12.3.3. HP Smart and the print dialog on my Macbook show the printer as "offline" and so I'm unable to print through HP Smart or any other software on my Macbook. The printer itself reports the wireless connection and has the "steady blue light" which indicates that. My only resort for printing from my Macbook is to use the WiFi Direct network, but this requires a time-consuming change from my local WiFi network to WiFi Direct and back. I wonder if the HP+ Instant Ink program to which I have subscribed is involved in the problem I'm having? Apple has suggested that may be an issue preventing attempts to connect using drivers outside of the HP Smart program. I'm at wit's end now and would appreciate any help HP can offer.