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12-17-2019 09:26 AM
envy 4512, windows 10
Automatic duplex printing has stopped, only manual allowed. The device settings says that the 'automatic duplexing unit' is NOT INSTALLED.
It's worked for over a year. Something changed. How to fix it?
12-17-2019 11:59 AM
Hi,
Make sure the Automatic Duplexing option is enabled:
Enter Control Panel > Devices and Printers.
Right-click the printer icon, then click Printer Properties.
Click the Device Settings tab.
Set the Automatic Two-Sided Duplex Accessory as installed and click OK to save the change.
Now Automatic Duplexing should become available.
Regards,
Shlomi
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12-18-2019 04:59 AM
No, that does not work.
"Device Settings" shows that the "Automatic Duplexing Unit" is "Not Installed" and "Automatic Configuration" is "Off."
"Not Installed" is grayed out and cannot be changed.
I can change "Automatic Configurations" to "Update Now."
"Automatic Duplexing Unit" changes to "Installed."
But as soon as I attempt to print anything, "Automatic Duplexing Unit" changes back to "Not Installed."
12-21-2019 07:20 AM
So today, my wife found that she can print automatic duplex with her iPad. Good ole Apple. I still cannot print automatic duplex with my Windows 10 PC. So I spent MORE time searching the net and found nothing helpful. I decided just to go to the HP site and DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE SOFTWARE SOLUTION PACKAGE for my Envy 4510. Another hour wasted... absolutely nothing changed.
This is typical, I guess. As soon as the warranty runs out, the thing stops working, HP won't help, and throws you to the mercy of the community.
OK, well, I can't continue to waste my paper printing single-sided, or waste my time by feeding everything in twice. Not to mention the two days I've wasted troubleshooting this problem, which was probably caused by HP updates anyway. As soon as I run out of ink, I'll go out and purchase a new printer, keeping my distance from HP.
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