Perform the following troubleshooting in the order listed:
Turn off the printer, with the communication cable still attached.
Clear the print spooler by doing the following:
Go to Start then choose Run .
Type net stop spooler , and press Enter .
The Windows XP spool directory is located at: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SPOOL\PRINTER ; Delete every file within this folder.
Go to Start , then Run , and type net start spooler , and press Enter .
Manually delete and reinstall the driver:
To uninstall printer driver, refer to the following steps:
Open Printers folder and right click the driver that you wish to delete.
Within the menu, select Remove .
For the confirmation message displayed, click Yes .
Right click the Printer Folder and select Server Property .
Click Drivers tab, and select the driver for deletion. Click Remove .
For the confirmation message for the deletion, click Yes .
Install the printer driver manually as follows:
Select the Printers and Faxes option from the Start menu.
Click "Add a printer" then, on the resulting "Add Printer Wizard" dialog, click Next.
Ensure the option "Local printer attached to this computer" is selected. Untick the checkbox "Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer". Click Next.
Ensure that the option "Use the following port:" is selected then select the appropriate port from the drop-down choice box. When choosing port, use one of Virtual Printer Ports for USB to which is your printer connected to. Click Next.
Click the "Have Disk..." button. On the "Install From Disk" dialog, click Browse... then navigate to the appropriate directory to which the software/driver extracted.
Select an inf file then click the "Open" button. Click OK on the "Install From Disk" dialog.
The Add Printer Wizard will start to copy driver files to the PC.
Run the firmware upgrade with the printer turned off so that the printer accepts the firmware only after the entire file is spooled.
In the firmware update program's window, choose your printer (manually installed) and press Send Firmware button, and wait for the firmware to be spooled completely.
Power-on the printer.
During the printer firmware update, the liquid crystal display (LCD) on the printer control panel will display Printing Document and will change to Erasing . After a short while, the LCD display will change to Programming . After a short while, the LCD will display complete The Ready LED on the printer will start flashing. The printer will automatically power off and then back on to reboot, and will make noises similar to that of a power-on operation.
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Aug 2, 2018 - THE ERROR CODE PROBLEM OF MOTOR POWERSUPPLY BOARD (SMALL DAUGHTER BOARD TOP OF THE SCANNER UNIT), Transistor no of 905,903 like ..before you change check motor ...
The problem is most likely with the laser scanning unit. Check for damage to Flat Flex. Cable between formatter PCB & laser Scanner unit. Checks the FFC ends for damages. Repair the ends / Replace FFC if required. Service or replace the laser scanner unit if problem persists.
Turnoff the printer.
Hold Cancel button and start/Copy button at the same time.
Turn on the printer.
Release the buttons when display shows "Permanent Storage Init".
Wait till the display shows "Ready"
It means that the cartridge has to be replaced.
If you just bought the printer, I must assume that it is under warranty.
Call HP and have them send you another cartridge.
Each cartridge has a small electronic chip that is read by the printer. If the chip can't be read, it's probably defective.
Supply memory error is referring to a defective toner cartridge. Actually it's the electronics chip that is attached to the cartridge. The printer gets toner information by reading the chip.
Replace the cartridge.
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