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01-12-2019 02:00 PM
Hi all,
I have an Envy 4527 printer and have just bought a HP laptop. I am setting everything up but the printer is displaying a message which says user intervention required (frustratingly I can't find what intervention is required anywhere - it doesn't tell you!). The software is obviously up to date as I have only just set up the laptop. I have however uninstalled and reinstalled the software twice. I have checked the updates on the printer itself and they are all up to date.
It did print one page and I got excited, only for 5 minutes later it displyed the same message. I have done the troubleshooting and used the HP doctor, both say there is nothing wrong. It shows the same message on my work laptop too and has done for about 6 months. It is frustrating as I am paying monthly for a service I cannot use.
Any help would be really appreciated. Thank you in advance. Here's hoping you can help me.
01-12-2019 03:11 PM
I have an HP 4510 Envy all in printer and its doing the same thing for the last week. I had instructions from an HP guy on here and they didn't work.. I reset my router and it worked OK for a day and it back do doing the same thing. I ran the Scan Doctor and it wouldn't print out the test page so it tol me me its a software issue. You could try what they told me. I uninstalled all the HP printer software, unplugged the printer etc but its back to "attention required. I was was told to uninstall the drivers too and go to HP's web page and download all the HP software all over again. I dont know what to tell you I'm still back at messing with mine.