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03-09-2025
06:40 AM
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03-25-2025
02:40 AM
by
Akhi_H
Hello,
I have an HP OfficeJet Pro 9010 series printer in my organization. It is connected to our network via a wired connection. I can see it on the network, ping it, access its web page, and even print successfully. However, when I try to add it to HP Smart for scanning to my laptop, it appears as offline and cannot be added.
I also attempted to connect the printer via Wi-Fi, but HP Smart still shows it as offline, even though the network recognizes it as online. I have already tried a factory reset, but the issue persists.
Product Name | HP OfficeJet Pro 9010 series |
Product Number | 1KR49B |
Product Serial Number | (Edited) |
Service ID | 33323 |
Firmware Version | MANHTNPP1N002.2450B.00 |
03-09-2025 07:12 AM
Full function printer drivers can be downloaded here: 901x
Full function software for scanning can be downloaded here: 901x
After installing the full feature driver package, click the windows key and select all apps and find HP.
Look for HP Scan.
If HP scan is not present then use HP Smart. get HP Smart from the Microsoft store if needed or if you want the newest version. You will have to sign into HP Smart using your HP account. The latest version as of Jun, 2024 is 154.2.1072.0 (USA English). If you do not have this version then go to the Microsoft store, find HP Smart, and click "update". If the button "update" is missing then you need to run WSRESET from the Windows search bar.
To put HP Smart (or HP Scan) on the desktop:
For Windows 10, click Start. For Windows 11, click Start and click All apps. This will show (see above) a list of all apps you have installed in Windows. Find the target app from the list, drag and pull the app from the Start menu to the desktop. This will create a desktop shortcut for the app installed from Microsoft Store.
The following video is an example of how to put an app on the desktop.
This is a video for the support assistant desktop icon here
There can be some differences between HP Scan and Smart
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