Imaging device not found l7590 - HP Officejet Pro L7590 All-in-One InkJet Printer

Grab a manual and check it here: http://downloadfreemanuals.com/hp-officejet-7310-manual/

After placing the document in HP offficejet pro L7590 then I pressed scan to computer then ok the reply no scan options

You can scan the document as an image, and insert the image into the presentation.
BMP is preferred over a JPEG (image quality).
You might have to use a graphics program to crop and / or rotate the scanned image before use.

Free software - check the list here: http://mashable.com/2007/10/27/graphics-toolbox/

ALign the printer manually. TO to that follow these.

Click Start and then go to Printers and Faxes (XP), Printers(Vista), Devices and Printers(Win 7)
1. Right Click on your printer Icon 2. Go to Printing Preferences 3. Click the Features Tab 4. At the bottom of the window you will see Printer Services or Device Services. Click on it. 5. Choose Align Printheads on the list.
Try Printing Again. I hope I was able to solve your problem. :)

These instructions will fix the majority of scanner problems and networking problems using ethernet:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01849855&lc=en&dlc=ro&cc=ro&product=3643612&rule=4124&lang=ro

The key is to assign a static ip address for the printer. The install problems of trying to get the HP printer to be found will go away. You can then use the scanner. Also...it is crucial that when connecting other laptop's and PC's on the same network that you use the hp printer'rs host name to find the printer on the network. I find that the IP address can and usually fails to find the hp on the network. Mostly likely you cannot search the network for a hp printer until you go the route of find the hp network printer with the host name of the printer. You will also need your install disk when installing on other networl laptop's and PC's since windows xp and Vista machines don't have the drivers in the list. You will need to point the add printer gui driver to the disk and look for autorun.inf
file. After selecting that file...you can then see your drivers.

Send it in to Hp service center for repairs

simply go settings and set it

Dina, I'm posting this as a solution so you may rate it as Fixya:

Is this a mirror image you are getting?

If so, open a document, select Print.

When the Print window opens select Preferences or Properties (whichever yours has). Click on the Advanced tab and look for a Mirror Image option. If it says ON, click on it and it will change to a drop down menu. Select Off.


As for the faxing...There is not much that can be done except perhaps check the resolution you are sending faxes at. The higher the resolution the longer it will take to send.

W

Found on HP page:

Open the following ports on the firewall utility by following the instructions provided by the manufacturer: UDP ports: 161, 427 and 137
TCP ports: 9220, 9500 and 9290

I allow these ports in my firewall (router firewall) and it works now.

Source:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00897551&jumpid=ot_recdoc/c00503569/en_us/c00897551/loc:3&custom_solutionid=rd_c00503569&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=3643612

Cheers

Marek

When you are installing the L7590 you will get a screen that ask you if you are hooking up usb or ethernet. click usb. then the next screen will detect the printer do not plug your usb clble into your computer until this screen. I have found that if it gets past step 5/8 you shopuld be good. However it might still error out on step 5. I have installed many of these and got the same error many times and found that this is the best solution i have found.