johcar
25-08-2011, 08:23 PM
I have this HP All-In-One printer/scanner (it's a POS from which I have had nothing but grief in it's 3+ year life at my home) which has developed a very annoying error and now seems unusable (this might be the excuse I need to dump it and buy a nice Canon!!).
The paper tray seems to no longer recognise that there is paper in it. I have tried turning it off (including pulling the plugs out of the back) and opening and closing the print cartridge access door.
Whenever I try to print to it from any of the PCs in the house, I just get an "Out of paper" message. The print queue just stores the print jobs and displays the error message across the top of the print queue window. A restart on a print job does nothing (because the printer thinks it's out of paper).
I tried doing a print test from the printer itself and it managed to pick up a piece of paper and print on it just fine, but perhaps the diagnostic doesn't check for paper...
All the PCs are Win7 and up until Monday just gone, it has printed just fine.
Anyone have any ideas?
The paper tray seems to no longer recognise that there is paper in it. I have tried turning it off (including pulling the plugs out of the back) and opening and closing the print cartridge access door.
Whenever I try to print to it from any of the PCs in the house, I just get an "Out of paper" message. The print queue just stores the print jobs and displays the error message across the top of the print queue window. A restart on a print job does nothing (because the printer thinks it's out of paper).
I tried doing a print test from the printer itself and it managed to pick up a piece of paper and print on it just fine, but perhaps the diagnostic doesn't check for paper...
All the PCs are Win7 and up until Monday just gone, it has printed just fine.
Anyone have any ideas?