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- Re: Full factory reset HP LaserJet MFP M28-M31

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08-17-2020 10:13 AM
Hi @Kidd5630,
I'd like to help!
- The reset instructions are specific for your printer and performing those steps on a different printer may corrupt the device.
Hope this helps! Keep me posted.
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08-25-2020 03:03 PM
Hey, could I have these factory reset instructions as well? I lost the password to my LaserJet MFP M29w. (I started a new thread earlier, but just saw this thread seems like a better spot.)
08-27-2020 12:49 AM
@McMaster2020, @PrintersAreFun
I have sent a private message with the steps to perform the reset. Kindly check the same.
Keep me posted for any other assistance.
KUMAR0307
I am an HP Employee
08-28-2020 01:51 AM
There is no option to perform an NVRAM reset on a HP LaserJet Pro MFP M29w Printer. To know how to reset to factory settings, refer to page 60 of the user guide.
If that does not help, please reach out to the HP Technical Support team in your region regarding the service options for your printer.
Keep me posted for any other assistance.
KUMAR0307
I am an HP Employee
08-28-2020 06:30 AM
@Kumar0307
No offense, but that isn't correct. The M28, M29, M30, and M31 are all the same thing. The M29w just has wifi support and one or two extra buttons, that's it. None of them have a touchscreen. Somehow everyone else on this thread received the correct instructions, and now suddenly there's no way to do it?
I've already read the manual in the link you just provided. Those instructions would require me to know the password already. There is a sequence of button presses that will reset that password, even if it's not technically called an "NVram reset." Those are the instructions I need.
Thanks!