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HP Envy 5530
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My HP Envy 5530 printer has recently stopped working fully with Windows 10.  I can still print with it but the scan and copy functions are not working.  I have run Print and Scan Doctor and this never completes as it seems to get in a loop when assessing the driver.  I have tried to download the relevant driver from the HP Support site but it says it can't find any that match my device and operating system.  I have tried deleting and re-installing the printer from scratch, but that doesn't fix the problem either.  Is there a known fault witn this printer and Windows 10?

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I have now spoken to HP direct and they are sending me a new printer - mine was still under warranty.  It looks like there was a problem with the Scan and Copy hardware in my current printer.

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Hi,

What do you mean by e scan and copy functions?

While scanning being done from your computer, copying is a stanalone function of the pritner wich irelevant to your PC in any manner..

 

If you are unable to copy too it may indicate an hardware issue, not much to do with the software...

 

What exact reponse do you see while copying? any specific error or behaior?



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I have now spoken to HP direct and they are sending me a new printer - mine was still under warranty.  It looks like there was a problem with the Scan and Copy hardware in my current printer.

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This reply comes MANY months after your original post.  Happy to hear that "a new printer" resolved your issue(s)... if it did.  My issue involves an "older" HP Envy 5530 e-all-in-one device that WAS working well on an older T-series Lenovo running Win7.  Got a new laptop... running Win10.  No problems initially and for many months after the swap.  Sometime in mid-Aug 2017 (approx.) the printer no longer printed... was no longer available.  Multiple msgs re: an older usb composite device not functioning w/ my usb 3.0 ports... devices not installing cuz of policies restricting the use of NT 4.0 drivers... blah, blah, blah.  After much "googling" and frogging-around uninstalling/reinstalling printers, devices, s/w, yada, yada, yada, I was pointed to a Win10 update KB4022725.  Looked thru my updates history, couldn't find it.  DID find that KB4034674 (which was automagically installed on 8/21!!!!!) appears to point to (include?) KB4022725.  I uninstalled KB4034674 and... PRESTO CHANGE-O, my 5530 device works again, both wirelessly (Wireless Direct) and via that same ol' usb cable... which still generates that damned msg re: an older usb composite device, but apparently doesn't impair the function.

 

I'm not sure what gremlins I've exposed myself to by uninstalling KB4034674, or what "other issues" I may have fixed(!) by this uninstall, but ...

 

quien sabe!

 

your mileage may vary!

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