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09-06-2022 05:25 PM - last edited on 10-04-2022 04:46 PM by RodrigoB
My printer has been functioning fine up until today. All of a sudden I am getting constant blue screens. Over the last couple years I would get an occasional blue screen and I would power it off and back on and it would be fine. Today I have been getting a blue screen. I reset the printer and within the hour I will look back over and its blue screened again.
I haven't changed anything in my setup recently. What can I do to fix this? I have tried searching for that error code, but I have been unable to find any information.
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09-08-2022 07:51 PM - last edited on 10-04-2022 04:19 PM by RodrigoB
Hello Community,
I called HP tonight. When the customer service rep indicated my printer was out of warranty, their next statement related to the purchase of new HP products. I called them out on it right away, indicating that if that was their response, then any new product would be Epson or other. “I am calling on an HP product that seems to have a firmware issue. I suspect that the coding written into the firmware has an error that hopefully mistakenly, and not intentionally, decapitates our printers”. Its very coincidental it started happening for us around the same day. In trying to figure out the solution, I disallowed them from remotely accessing through my computer, and privacy/security and because this feels like firmware. My computer, phone, tablet all print to it in the few hours it is back going before giving the blue screen. HP Smart software diagnoses no issues. Call help had me do a semi-full reset. It’s now 3 hours after (longer than the 2 hour timeframe since power cycle when printer would show blue screen)
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Even if the printer is “out of warranty”, HP is still providing firmware updates to it so becomes responsible for continued support to the printer and any recurring issues caused by updates. I put it on record that HP needs to engage on this, and come up with a solution to support their product and clientele better, and fix any coding issue on their latest firmware issue that is likely at the root of this issue for us.
09-07-2022 11:29 AM - edited 09-07-2022 11:30 AM
I am on Windows 10 but getting the exact same code. Nothing is different. I just look over and the printer has crashed It has crashed multiple times over the last few days. Has HP pushed out a printer software upgrade?
09-07-2022 12:48 PM
Exact same behavior. It happened in the past very rarely, but has been happening multiple times a day since about two days ago (?)
Printer isn't even being used. It just sits there, connected to the internet through Wifi. When I come back an hour or two later it has crashed with B82F6174
09-07-2022 08:46 PM
Exact same error. My printer has been functioning fine up until two days ago. All of a sudden I am getting constant blue screens. Yesterday I've got a blue screen error B82C4A52 and today B82F6174.
I can't find any information to fix it, thus I just keep restarting the printer.
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