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10-11-2014 07:26 PM
I am having a similar problem, I have an Officejet Pro 7590, connected to my home wired network, and I am trying to print from my Android 4.4.4 devices, a tablet and a phone. I have both the HP Print service plugin and the HP ePrint app installed.
Both services are able to see and recognize my printer, however when I select print with the Plugin service, the print job just sits in the que, saning sending. Or there is a message that says the printer is unavailible.
I also tried the same operation with the ePrint app, and again, app see's printer, but print job sit in que indefinatly
10-12-2014 03:42 AM
Hi Falco,
I'm not sure what you mean by "wired". Suggest as the last post implied that you check the suitability of your printer on the HP website. If it is OK then make sure you have the latest firmware installed - this is downloadable from the HP Website. Then as I did and as a precaution, recycle power on your android device.
10-12-2014 03:48 AM
I forgot to say that the statement " E-All in one printer can only print on a mobile device" from another post could be misleading. My Laserjet was not sold as an eprinter (but was wireless) - the firmware update made it so.
11-14-2014 05:59 AM
Hi CARLPETERSBOND,
Sometimes if you clear the cue and go fully back out of the app one page at a time (Using the page back button) this can clear up what ever is causing it to hang
Say thanks by clicking "Kudos" on the left in the post that helped you.
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