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05-09-2016 07:52 AM
My new HP 6830 is printing the same document all the time no matter what I do.
I have cleared print queue from two PCs on my home network. I restarted both PCs.
I have restarted printer and restored factory settings (several times).
I have restarted wireless router and its repeater.
As soon as printer is reconnected to my wireless network it starts printing same document
again.
Help !!
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05-11-2016 04:11 AM
hi, in my opinion it's not related to the printer itself, as the autoprint job start only when you establish a connection,
so if you confirm that the queu list is empty maybe it's a bug so it appear empty but to be sure you need to access to this path and delete any file you find,
C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS
and see what happen
hope it will stop the invasion of printjob
05-10-2016 07:29 AM
Hi @dave_blue,
The HP Forums is a great place to find answers to questions/issues you may have, welcome! I see your HP Officejet 6830 keeps printing the same document, whenever the printer is switched on.
You have completed numerous troubleshooting steps with no success.
I would like you to run the HP Print and Scan Doctor > www.hp.com/go/tools- It was designed by HP to provide users with the troubleshooting and problem-solving features needed to resolve many common problems experienced with HP print and scan products connected to Windows-based computers.
What does the PSDR find? If you are still seeing the issue, please leave me with the following information:
1. What is your current Operating system, Windows or Mac and which version?
2. Do you get any error message when you attempt to print?
3. Which program is the document printing from?
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05-11-2016 03:52 AM
I am running Win 10 64 bit on two separate PCs on my local network.
As soon as I connect the printer to the WIFI it just starts to print the same document (source
is web site pages via Chrome). I have reset both WIFI routers.
As mentioned I have restarted the PCs and checked there is no print queue.
I cannot run the support assistant to check the printer because as soon as it connects
to network it starts printing.
How can I do a hard reset on the printer's WIFI? I already reset the printer to factory settings. No change.
I can try connect the printer to ethernet network and check if same problem exists.
thanks
05-11-2016 04:11 AM
hi, in my opinion it's not related to the printer itself, as the autoprint job start only when you establish a connection,
so if you confirm that the queu list is empty maybe it's a bug so it appear empty but to be sure you need to access to this path and delete any file you find,
C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS
and see what happen
hope it will stop the invasion of printjob
07-02-2016 05:48 PM
I'm printing a section of a colorful, image-rich Powerpoint file. The file keeps reprinting & misprinting... wasting SO much expensive ink...
I clear the print queue and the file appears again and starts again.
I notice some misprints where the paper feeds poorly-- e.g. only half of some pages prints.
Does the printer automatically restart a print job if it thinks it did a misprint??
I'm wondering if using inferior paper to print with lots of colored ink (which makes the sheets fee slightly damp) is causing misprints and automatic restarts of the print job?
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