HP4528 do not print automatic recto-verso via Wifi

[Beotien]

Hello, I'am working Windows 10 with all updates done Version 22H2 build 19045.3516.
So i didnot find the Printer properties

[Beotien]

Sorry, I found the Printer properties (translation problem)

It is as you said Uninstalled  but I cant change it.

If I change the Automatic  Configuration to Activated, it changes the recto-verso option to Activated.

But it is not changed when I confirm it (Apply ?)

Apparently I dont have the rights to this printer.

How can  run the Settings as an administrator ?

Sorry again for the misunderstanding.

[Bernard42]

              Hello Boeotian,

Notice in English here:

https://www.google.fr/search?q=notice+en+anglais+hp+envy+s%C3%A9rie+4520+series&sca_esv=569812948&sx...

Here is what your printer's instructions say for the front/back:

Printing on both sides (with double-sided accessory) To print double-sided You can automatically print on both sides of a sheet of paper using the device automatic two-sided printing (duplex unit). 1. In the software, select Print. 2. Verify that your printer is selected. 16 Chapter 3 Print ENWW 3. Click the button that opens the Properties dialog box. Depending on the software application used, this button may be called Properties, Options, Configuration Printer, Printer Properties, Printer or Preferences. 4. Select the appropriate options. ● On the Layout tab, select Portrait or Landscape mode and select Flip on Long Edge or Flip on Short Edge in the Print on both sides drop-down list. ● Under the Paper/Quality tab, select the appropriate paper type from the drop-down list Media from the Tray Selection area, and then choose the appropriate paper quality from the list Quality Settings drop-down. ● Click the Advanced button, and then in the Paper/Output box, select the paper size appropriate in the Paper Size drop-down list. NOTE: If you change the Paper Size, make sure you have loaded the correct one paper and configured the correct size on the printer control panel. 5. Click OK to print. NOTE: After printing a page of the document, wait for the printer to reload the paper automatically to print the other side. No intervention on your part is necessary.

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[Beotien]

Hello, that's the screen I get after following your proposal.

When I dis step 3 I got the same screen as in my 4th message ; Impression recto verso manuelle

PS. Your link got a french version inside.

Wouldnt it be better to remove all the printers defined and reinstall them ?

There is a proposal at the end of HP Print & Scan Doctor procedure.

[Bernard42]

According to what I read in the instructions for your printer, to print recto/verso automatically, you must purchase an optional module.

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[Beotien]

Hi Bernard42,

You forgot that I wrote, in my initial post,

"I have a HP4528 which works perfectly via USB".

It used to work via Wifi.

I got the problem after a Windows Update, but cant tell you which.

[Bernard42]

You would just need to uninstall this update for automatic duplexing to work again.

[Beotien]

As I told you I dont know which Windows Update it was. Can be 1 year ago or more because I dont print via wifi every day.

What do you think of my suggestion :

[Bernard42 · Accepted solution]

No, if you do not know which update is in question, do not uninstall anything, you may have problems operating Windows. Because you will have new files that will not work.

The only thing that is possible is to uninstall the old printer driver, via Programs and Features, delete all the names of your printer, in ProgramFiles and programX86.

In the control panel, click on Devices and Printers, right click on your printer, delete. (It may no longer be there, in which case continue the procedure) Download and install the new full HP driver. (On the HP website). Restart the PC after the installation is complete. If the new HP driver is complete, it should work.

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[Beotien]

You're right. I  can use my printer as it is and wont loose any more time on that problem.

Many thanks for your help.