Starting problem After plugging my 1210 printer not responding any electric connection.Electric line is OK.

ck electric side of key switch may be over heating and then cools off and runs again, relay can also do this. then ck anti theft.

Try Using the HP Print Diagnostic Utility in Windows - HP Customer Care (United States - English)

1. Verify electricity
2. Verify connected to computer still. (USB assumed)
Unplug it and plug it back in at both ends of the wire. Make sure USB is not in a network port.
3. Pull electric from printer 3 min. Restart computer.
4. Test; if no joy reinstall printer, but do not plug in USB until asked for it.

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The wall socket is working fine and the printer is not. SO the link, ie, the power cord may be defective. Or the power socket on the printer or the power on switch. Any of these could be the culprit. The power socket on the printer is unlikely but the plug there could. If you have a spare power cable or your friend has, just borrow it for a few minutes and try it out. If it does not work then the power on switch is the culprit. And to change the switch you need professional help. Biggest problem being that unless there is power reaching the printer, nothing can be said firmly if rest of the printer is fine or not.

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scanner hardware failure,
nothing much can be done just replace the device.

go to printer and faxes and then right click on the printer icon and select use printer online.
check usb cable if it is properly plugged in.
download hp printing diagnostic utility at www.hp.com/support make sure you type it in the website search box

unlug all the cables and cat and then put every thing back een the power cord and after 40 sec then plug back now check if the same thing persist then printer needs to be replaced

i have a ML 1210 but I have not a XP driver