HP LaserJet P2015dn Printer "network cable blinking" Questions

nic orange light is constantly blinking and printer is off line Hi there, this problem comes because of the Cable , simply change the network cable for the printer and it should work again regards-BA

...cable/network problem. Otherwise, try resetting your P1606DN printer to its factory defaults: 1. Turn off the printer 2. Turn the printer back on, and while it is initializing press and hold both ...

...network as well - set up exactly the same). the LAN is good, the IP is good, the settings are good. I deleted it, recreated it, rebooted it, checked the LAN cable, checked the power cable, removed it ...

...cable from the router inserts into the printer there is a blinking yellow light. The green light near this port is on and not blinking. I have tried using the four different ports on the router as ...

...ready light and exclamation point light are just blinking Try restarting with no USB or network cables attached. If it still does not start, see my tip here Your symptoms sound like a bad

...light blinks green as if it is printing, no error codes or lights appear, but it's not printing - either over the network or via USB cable. Any ideas? Thank you! You need to replace the

...network by using a USB cable.it will configure the wireless connection. to start the installation ,click on the start button on the computer click on programs or all programs depending on the ...

...network connector in back of printer: one steady and yellow, the other green and blinking. Printer works fine with USB cable. Used with Apple computers, all running OS X. Is this a hardware problem? ...

...network cable plugs into the formatter. There should be a blinking green light. No green light no network! That means printer is talking to the host. Print out the config pages again. On the 2nd page ...

...cable.or try to reinstall the driver again 1. this means you have two or three NICs installed in your computer. 2. "ports are correct" requires clarification - by this do you mean they are plugged in ...